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Sari Poems - Poems about Sari


Premium Member The Crimson Sari
A vibrant hue, a bold design, It drapes her form, a strength divine. No longer veiled in shades of gray, She shines in crimson, come what may. The silken threads, a vibrant dance, Reflect her spirit, her fierce trance. A testament to freedom's call, She wears her power, standing tall. The whispers fade, the doubts retreat, Her crimson sari, a bold feat. A declaration, loud...

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Categories: sari, happiness, pride, symbolism, women,
Form: Rhyme
Indian Sari
Wrapped around the sylphlike waist the sumptuous silk chiffon sari is hand-gathered into even pleats, likened to the petals of a flower, and is tucked bewitchingly below the navel baring the midriff alluringly. The loose-end Pallu, crosses over a sleeveless bosom-hugging choli and is draped caressingly over the shoulder. As she bends over to fix the hem of her sari one gets to...

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Categories: sari, sensual,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member Sari Finesse
Chandelier earrings dangling Golden bangles jingling Thick long raven hair Twisted and pinned in swirls With ornate gold embellishment Luxuriously wrapped In silk and brocade Lavish lengths Of rich flamboyant colors Parading effortlessly Their exotic saris Swaying in graceful rhythm Gliding by on air In exquisite hues And charms of opulence Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~NAMASTE~ 2020 AP: Honorable Mention 2020 Submitted on June 17, 2019 for contest...

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Categories: sari, beautiful, color, women,
Form: Free verse
Sari, My Daughter-The Queen of Birds
The queen of birds Sari dear lived in the mango tree I asked her to come down and take a saree from me ...

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Categories: sari, bird, dad, daughter, fun,
Form: Limerick
Pink Sari
`When took a dip in Ganga that pink sari imbibed a lot of Advaitha. .....glued to her skin and lost identity.. became a mound of her mounds curve of her curves and dip of her dips. I knew how euphoric that pinky felt When dried up and separated from her ......retained her shape....

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Categories: sari, allegory, philosophy, romance,
Form: Free verse



Nine Meters To Centimeters:Evolution of Sari
The sun sets while the loyal footsteps of a shadow enveloped in a drape of rudhira walks down from one corner of the house to another in obedience. Multiple jobs and multiple voices call out her name every second, asking for a lifelong performance. Happiness in the smiles of others, the belief that is carried; ingratitude is ignored. Selling pieces of herself...

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Categories: sari, daughter, husband, mother, wife,
Form: Free verse

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