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Best Voile Poems

Below are the all-time best Voile poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of voile poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member She Is April
In the center of a fresh pageant,
she throttles like a mythical woman
quick to dance among open flowers,
whirling like a hundred stars
with curves round and breasts...

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Categories: voile, april, woman,
Form: Personification



Live Laugh Love (Caressed By Moonlight)
Listening to your heartbeat
I lie with my head on your chest 
Voile curtains softly billowing in the breeze from the open window
Ecstasy still flowing through...

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Categories: voile, lovelove, me,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Bougainvillea
A thousand dots of  bulbs flutter wildly
exploding into my summer’s  redness
to gather awed murmur upon these lips, 
my amazement tossed beyond open sills—

How...

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Categories: voile, dedication, flower,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Muse Is a Fair-Weather Friend
When the temperature soars
   My Muse is cranky and cross
Whether in or out of doors
   Meter and rhyme are quite lost

My...

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Categories: voile, america, muse, poetry, weather,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Summer's Breath
A warm breeze gently lifts the white voile
I watch it dance from across the room where I lay
Half awake, and recovered from yesterday’s toil 
I’m...

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Categories: voile, happiness, introspection, joy, nature,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Romantic 4 Lines
Olive wore a wedding dress of lilac voile

Her groom gave a beaming smile
When she glided down the aisle

Peter persistently proposed… Peter’s patience prevailed!

Contest: 4 lines

First...

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Categories: voile, love, romantic, wedding,
Form: Alliteration
Texas Rainbows Flicker a Lilibonelle
North Richland Hills grew a rainbow I wanted to hold in my hand
Wand for wishing I don’t know what to reach-ask for?
Plethora is sunshine below...

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Categories: voile, faithinternet, rainbow,
Form: Ekphrasis
The Swan King
The Swan King.

Fine fibre lashes flicker, flutter.
Sailing trance-like on warm reflected glass,
Royal icing sculpture, still Lily-White feathers.
Ripples giggling, Dragon Flies dipping,
Sticklebacks cha-cha clumsily within own...

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Categories: voile, beauty, bird, nature, poems,
Form: Free verse
Winters Snow
Each Crystal shape fell white and clear
spreading a film of shimmering snow
like a curtain of voile draped from heavens door
on earths patchwork quilt below

Softly silently...

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Categories: voile, nature
Form: I do not know?
News From the Salt and Wind
The horizon is sleek :
       No sails coming
       No boat slips
>  ...

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Categories: voile, absence, boat, nostalgia, sea,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Eric Mottram's the Cat Sat On the Mat Translated By T Wignesan
Translation of Eric Mottram’s The Cat Sat on the Mat, La chatte s’est assise sur la natte by T. Wignesan

(Unless I’m sorely mistaken, this’s EM’s...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: voile, cat,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Left Over Dream
Brilliant gold, sunlight streaming
Creeping leisurely ‘cross my bed
Filtering through the blue/white voile
Soft lips murmuring- beautiful smile breaking
Sleepy eyes flutter - open
Blink….hmm...left over delicious dream!...

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Categories: voile, passion
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Illusions
An open window,
                      ...

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Categories: voile, autumn, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Buttercup Cascade
With my bedspread on the floor again I wandered through the night
To where those ink stained messages were written black on white,
And I struggled in...

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Categories: voile, romantic,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Language of Moonlight
Moonlight is my favored language
It  shades  aglow,
Though cold night etches  wilted boughs
Raking the muddied fields--
Lean willows change into argent gold:

In dripping furrows...

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Categories: voile, appreciation, moon,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs