Best Pirouette Poems


Night's Pirouette

Treasured images of you appear
in dreams darkened theater
as sleep hovers near the lids
guarding the threshold
where lashes meet;

Another night of tumbling
into the oasis of memory’s sand;
side by side, hand in hand,
re-exploring what had been.

Remembrances breathing, once again, 
new life into each scene
Falling, spinning, further drifting,
into this dreamer’s dream

Caressing breaths of sleep explore
while still the stars are nigh
until the night ends its pirouette
and again we kiss good-bye

©Debra Squyres

Premium Member Pirouette De Agua

Dance to the depths delight
Swirling in sun blue light
Pick then the perfect line
On point as in Ondine
Twirl and fall to this far
So know now who you are
Lone in waves once content
To life's lyrics well spent
Your song sounding still right
Wet whirls glow in the night




couplet  10 lines  53 words
11/13/22
Ondine is a ballet play
about a water nymph who
is the object of desire 
of a young prince

Color pencil illustration
by G. Gaul
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Pirouette

spinning slowly
the top falls sideways
her first pirouette


Premium Member Ms Pirouette

Ms. Pirouette 

her hops may be wide
and her skips may be terse
but her world glides

connie pachecho

1/31/17

Pirouette

Aren't you comforted 
By the amazing thought
That elephants can't fly
When drops of birdshit fall
Splattering the windshield of your car?
© Betim Muco  Create an image from this poem.

A Psychopaths Pirouette On Pain

There is nothing that can make the pain go away,
but eventually you'll learn to live with it.
It will captivate your consciousness like a cage,
paralyzed and powerless you poigantly sit.

There will be nightmares,
each day when you wake up it'll be the first thing you think about.
Brain inhabited by ignited fears, at the wall you ignorantly stare.
Feeling defeated, your head fills with doubt.

It will be all you can think about without fail
until one day it will be the second thing
as hard as you tried to no avail
the pain rears it's head, relentlessly reoccuring


Premium Member Music Box

Movement pivots lid lifted, Pandora astonishes
      Actions perpetual pirouette dancer acknowledges
      Glamour glues sockets smooth, figurine believed 
      Image incorporates graceful, a fighter bereaved
      Curtsey in zenity as her stage lazy susan circulates


      Tulle tickled hips scissor, treasures sage congregate
      Rules spurred by war spring away from delicate damsel 
      Intimate fleshpink stretch legs enter audition to dazzle 
      Craft to elicit captivation tunes ballerina's true energy 
      Kills a brash sword brandishing cavalier, buried enemy




               Entertaining Eighteenth of January 

                        MAGIC          TRICK

Naked Pirouette

Pirouetting through moonlight, fleet of foot, 
Silhouetting in shadows, black as soot, 
Animation, soft sensual writhe of the limbs, 
This naked collision of seraphims.

Chandeliers, the stars in the bruising sky, 
Engineers of gleam upon inner thigh, 
Perspiration, the diamonds on flesh of white, 
This naked reflection of spellbound night.

Propagating the grind of loins afire, 
Stimulating the surge of liquid desire, 
Implication, the lure of heaven or hell, 
This naked exhibit of show and tell.

Appealing, her soul of mythic graces, 
Revealing the glimpse of forbidden places, 
Submission, surrender to passion and prayer, 
This naked conclusion - this goddess laid bare.
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Velvet Tulip Serenade-Pirouette

Written: March 21, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Constance La France

Quote": The bliss derived from the splendor of nature, adorned with a stunning variety of flowers is a delight for all the creatures that occupy this earth. By Poet

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A crimson tulip basks in the sun-drenched meadow
Luring a dancer dressed in a jewel state of ecstasy
Tender, an array of wings glides across Kismet Gate
Pirouettes with delight mutter on velvety petals
Sipping aromatic ambrosia amid the bloom
Soaring across the air, seeking honeyed nectar
Butterflies flutter over radiant flower shadow!
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Pirouette

a lovely image 
its a pirouette montage 
gone, at the auction

Premium Member Pirouette

Soft and gentle, light and airy,
Gossamer and wing of fairy,
(Except those times she’s mean and scary!),
That’s my precious Mary Berry.

Impish, spritely, that’s my Ree;
What you get is what you see.
Wit (and tongue) that's razor sharp;
She’ll play a tune, then smash the harp!

Treasured more than gems and pearls,
God has graced me with these girls.
I love them when they pirouette;
I love them in their grime and sweat!

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for Marion and Ree, a few years back, evidently
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Pirouette of Chimes

ting-a-ting-a-ling ~ ting-a-ting-a-ling
the copper ballerina
sings in charmed circle spins

2/24/2019

Charmed circle is one marked by exclusiveness

Premium Member The Pirouette Begins

Dancer’s grace and wisdom
Tens of thousands of minutes of practice
        Mystical hush from the crowd
   Feeling her strength
            Crones in the audience
     None feel her pain.

	Prima donna, seasoned ballerina
Determined reverence, unparalleled loveliness 
        Mindful students, enjoying the craft
       Her disciplined strength
           Sinews poised and ready 
              Shackled, yet adorned and adored. 
               
	A gypsy’s blessing
   Ancestral anklet forged 
              In the cosmos
 Well-worn leather ballet slipper
    Nineteen sixties ballerina, still dancing. 			                         
                  The pirouette begins

That Silly Grin a Pirouette Poem

You left me standing there
With that silly face grin
Once again you out-shined
A sunny blue sky day
Laughing as you galloped.

Laughing as you galloped,
I watched you disappear.
What your love did to me,
Left with that silly grin
My pain, cutting deeply.

Cynthia

Premium Member FAIR PLAY

Fair play didn’t quite feature
when reason absconded;
war and peace polarised.
When their ideals clash,
     men rip, tear
     hair by roots.
     Didn’t they care
     rare courage
     found in lair?

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