Modesty Poems - Poems about Modesty

A Bloom Untouched

She blooms alone where silence holds the sky,
A tender grace no daring soul has known.
Her gaze is soft, her head is held so high—
A queen within a quiet world, enthroned.

No boastful light, no cry for passing praise,
She walks beneath the noise, untouched, serene.
Her modest charm outshines the sun’s bold rays,
Yet fear keeps hearts from where

The Unseen Bloom

Like a lone flower
in the silence of still air—
a graceful young girl,
modest in her quiet glow,
unseen by the insecure.

Veiled in Light

She blooms in still air,
where no footsteps dare to pass—
a shadow in light,
veiled in modesty and grace,
unclaimed by trembling hearts.

Modesty

I'm bestowed upon you as a deeper shade of blue 
One that's bright to light up your every view 
Just allow me to show you my perception through the scopes lens
A purer glass made from all of our mistakes, learned from experience 
Fortified strong from the sands of time
And completed with ash, embers of pine
So

Ode from a Friend

                                           Ode from a Friend

        

Satin Scrunchie

Modesty is not
Dresses and scarves
But action and thought
Gentle and measured.
I wear a satin scrunchie
On my wrist, it reminds me
I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
There is strength in softness
I do not hide the beauty of femininity.
As my scrunchie is kind to my skin,
So am I in word and action.
I refrain from idle gossip
And do not speak

Walk the Tightrope

"Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will exalt you."
Bible- James 4:10

                                          Walk the

Paraphrasing Mark Twain on Modesty

Modesty antedates clothes and will be resumed when clothes are no more. (Mark Twain)

When Adam donned his fig leaf
Was a sense of decency assumed.
When sons of Adam
Again find it cute
To be comfortable
In their birthday suit
Will simple modesty be resumed.

Dust

Your hubris is exceeded only
By your inordinate narcissism.
You erroneously believe in your
Immaculate perfection.
You address your "inferiors"
Condescendingly,
In the mistaken belief that they ARE
Your inferiors.

You swagger and
Strut about like a peacock 
In full display; 
Intoxicated by its own
Beauty,
Blind to its 
Marred,
Scaly feet.

Head held high,
Eyes filled with disdain,
Heart swollen with pride,
Soul blemished by conceit.

Oh, lowly creature!
Moulded you are

Be Happy

Become a (wo)man of peace.
Help the world, be content.
It isn’t up to governments.

Celebrate your free heart
in grateful virtue and
with modest speech.

Soothe the ever angry,
invite them in and dare trust;
be proud equals not at odds.

With new friends welcome,
double joys by sharing,
save the planet by being happy.

Modesty

Modesty is no virtue
when it comes to love.

Love should be worn
brightly~ daily! Nightly!

Shouted loudly! – Boldly!

Let love's many voices 
Sound~ Rebounding heart-felt
joyful echos – 

Sing love's lovely delight!

Shake the earth with 
together vibration; let the
universe hear love's clear
clamor – let fly amorous
moon-beams – let stars' starry 
eyes open wide to the sweet
dear call of comforting

Modesty

What’s the problem do you suppose
With the English Male and naked toes?
It must be there deep  in the mind
But every year you will find
Chalk white male legs on display
At the merest hint of a sunny day.
But try as hard as you might
there’s scarcely a naked toe in sight;
Perhaps they think the ladies shocked
At sandalled

Colour Me Beautiful

a smile from you
and i blush in every colour



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

The Poems We Didn'T Write

I
The Poems I didn't write
Are words that sit tight
In throat, trials, every fight
Between Beloveds

II
She told others but just not him
His loving, living, quarreling
Were poetry in motion, a ring
Of words binding 
Finger, hand, heart

III
Imagine a world, a family, couples ...
Who spoke the poems of life & love?

Modesty

Modesty where has it gone
Does it no longer exist
Are there no boundaries now
Is morality on the blacklist?

Everything on display 
For all the world to see
Oh ,how times have changed
In the world of modesty

Young girls in early teens
Dressed so scantily 
Unaware of the effect
Of the message being perceived

Some parents just not parenting
No words of inappropriate dress
No

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