Best Elsa Poems

There once was a girl called Elsa 
who was given a balloon for her birthday
It all went so swell 
Then Elsa went and 
let it go .let it go, let it go...

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Elsa, My Brown Eyed Granddaughter 
by Edmund Siejka

Even when you were a little child
Your watchful eyes 
Saw everything
Missed nothing
Your baby laugh was infectious
And rightfully so
Because you were the brown eyed Princess
In your mother’s heart.

Years later 
On one Spring day
On a wide field
Boys lined up for...

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Elsa was a tall lovely Swede
Cross-eyed and knock-kneed    
Million-dollar smile all agreed
Flashing her favorite dress made of tweed
A chain at her neck with a simple bead

Loving kindness was her creed
Drenched in thoughtfulness her every deed
The biggest heart kind to any breed
Elsa couldn’t...

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Lost silver’s feral
As it swirls aqua ~

Elemental chance
looms on fins primal
Sated or not, swims
and grins......eureka!

(3/26/2021: picture 1)...

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When we leave the house this morning,
into the half light of the early dawn
from home’s warmth to cheek-slapping cold,
high in the western sky the bright New Moon
hangs like a silver penny there
innocently watching over the grey
mist shrouded secrets of the river.

We follow the path down...

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His parents’ assignment of his gender left him cold
Inside he was Elan, not Elsa, but how dare he tell them?
Their approval meant everything; so he kept his secrets.
Making him icy, frosty, showing him a wind chill of two below.

Others wondered why Elsa was not lively...

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Ilene went for her morning walk
She saw some friends and stopped to talk
The rain fell down
And soaked her gown
And everyone else stopped to gawk...

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