Damsels Poems - Poems about Damsels

Bird youths that sang to amuse bird damsels that tossed their heads, balancing their legs to violins' tune, have left me, in rising darkness. Nov. 30, 2020 Liberum Divisa 3 Poetry Contest Contest sponsor: Gregory R Barden Original poem: “Waves of loneliness” Posted on Nov. 29, 2020 for the contest: UN-RHY-ME Poetry Contest. Sponsor: Brian Strand...

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Dangerously and dramatic, delightful diamond-clad damsels from Delaware deviously dazzled dashing dapper dweebs from Des Moines. Deliberate dallying drained the dullards of their discerning dendrites. Deeming them deliriously and dubiously devoted....

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It would seem much of the time that while so many so called self respecting, educated, so called independently minded women don't truly respect much or anything , often especially men, the so called women who are said to have no self respect truly respect everything to be truly respected, especially life and self interest...

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From one, she has heard a thousand words but it is a familiar situation repeating the thousandth time. Her stability is much more than a bird at hand but a fantasy turned reality and hope giving the expected results. Another then gives her ten reasons to detach but unfortunately are ten more steps down his chances. More desperation from these masculine...

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Pictures that hang on a wall in our soul. Snapshots of unending passions, as numberous as the stars. The smile of the blue eyed angel shutters the camera with a envy for her grace, focusing on more then is apparent. Through hardships unknown to us joy beckoned her, through silvered screens of starlet dreams, and...

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