Short Adorations Poems

Short Adorations Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Adorations by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Adorations by length and keyword.


Swine

You said your, heart and love, was mine.
I know now, that was just a line.
Since you stole my adorations,
Along with all my possessions,
From now on, you are known as swine.
Form: Quintilla


Autumn Abloom

Autumn's affect appears altruistically. 
Almost always alluring affection.
Attracting adorations admiration.
Aloof attitudes adjust amidst autumn abloom.

© January 2, 2012
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen

Lighthouses

I’m standing solemnly contemplating 
How ageing lighthouses independents
Have become Maritimes normality 
With beacons becoming statutory 

Now standing shimmering silhouetted
You’re shining flawlessly undemanding
The hopeful monument oblivious 
To seamen’s abounding adorations

Written by Brenda Meier-Hans 
09.22.2014
Contest: The Lighthouse 
Nette Onclaud
7th
Form: Verse

We Dance

We dance like leaves 
drifting in the late night stars...
The moon circles  wide open spaces of love
while we lay in each other's mood

 Alone in our world of captivated touch
our senseless adorations become unity...

The suns warmth teases our early awakenings
and we laugh in the reflections of our waterfall...

Our love became as tall as the trees
and as smooth as an open breeze just before Spring...

Adorations Hour

Turn to Him in your broken hour,
Our Lord will save when shadows tower.
Turn to Him, all hearts forlorn,
For He grants worth each new morn.

When darkness beckons with a siren's call,
Turn to Him, He’ll quiet all.
All who yearn for love's embrace,
Call on our dove, feel His grace.

In this world of endless quest,
In this realm where sinners rest,
At dawn’s break, on bended knees,
Find peace in the one who frees.


Ode To a Billowing Skirts Hem

The hem of her skirt,
Billows,
With her fond sweetness,
As she upon her stilletos,
Balances,
Within,
A diamond stillness,

Her hem,
Sighs,
With a nostalgia,
Of romance,
In the undulant wind,

Waves of surreal petals,
As the moon,
With its exotic flowers,
Singers,
And dancers,
Blush,
With a serenity,
Of rhythms,
That kiss,
With adorations,
And loves,
Firmly tender wings,
Her Beauty and hems,
Vast loveliness
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Ode

Premium Member Barak Shabach -Bow Down Proclaim Loud Adorations-

Oh, Lord 
I am all yours 
All yours 
Yes all yours 
it's all up to you that 
I'm freely, freely choose 
To be just all yours, all yours 
Barak Shàbach 
I bow down 
To you O Lord
And loud adoration I proclaim 
h a l a l 
A celebrate and dance 
h a l a l
O Lord God I celebrate loud 
As I celebrate And  dance Barak Shabach
Barak Shabach
Out loud I shout and proclaim
I bow down, I bow down out loud I shout and proclaim
Hallelujah glory to his name
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Why I Wannabe a Poet When I Grow Up

I can be serious
  furtive, mysterious
Or sunny funny playful
  as I pen a whole sleigh-full

Spin long narrative yarns
  of lovers in each other's arms
Adorations to celestial beauty
  of skies' myriad charms

I can write a song
  cut it short, extend it long
Or swiftly drum up a dance
  Create a gypsy in a trance

Compose a 'Bravo!' to a friend
  Or eulogize life's other end
Plumb the depths of hearts and minds
  Treasures of words, uniquely mine...
Form: Couplet

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