Short Amelia Poems

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


Premium Member Amelia Earhart's Leather Jacket

Leather jacket cloaked
upon shoulders worldly wise
together they lay
within the Pacific floor.
New Year gift to keep her dry.

© Harry J Horsman 2013
Form: Tanka


Premium Member They Called Her Amelia Airho

She was known as Amelia Airho
          Air hostess premier on the go
Many men she took to bed
And not one of them she wed
She had a lot of fun, don’t you know
Form: Limerick

Early Light In Appearance

A-pparent
M-orn's
E-arly
L-ight
I-n
A-ppearance

D-eny
E-vening
L-etting
A-nother

C-ool
R-ay
U-se
Z-enith

Topic: Birthday of Amelia S. Dela Cruz (January 01)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Marvelous Expression of Author

A-uthor's
M-arvelous
E-xpression
L-ets
I-nspiring
A-crostic

D-elight
E-xcited
L-ady
A-s

C-omposer
R-ightfully
U-ses
Z-est

Topic: Birthday of Amelia S. Dela Cruz (January 01) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Freedom Flight

(In Memory Of The late Amelia Earhart)

To her Dreams, she held on
tight
Never turning back or giving
up the fight
How she soared the blue skies
with all of her might
Through all kinds of weatherm Day
and Night
Until, she came to disappear, from
sight
Let's Hope to God, that She "saw the
Light"
Form: Elegy


Logical Importance

F-ight
E-nemy
D-efending
E-very
R-egion
I-n
C-oronavirus
O-ccupation

&

A-pplying
M-agnificent
E-quipment's
L-ogical
I-mportance
A-s

D-octors
E-nhance
L-ungs
A-gainst

C-ough
R-ightfully
U-sing
Z-eal

Topic: Anniversary of Federico & Amelia Dela Cruz (April 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Amelia

Amelia

Amelia is my daughter.
Merrily plans and lives her life.
Excellent at everything she does.
Loves her family and shows it.
Intelligent, very intelligent
An awesome person… 

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 31, 2010

Poetic form: Name


© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 31, 2010

Poetic form: Name
Form: Name

Premium Member Fuzzy Alias

Let's dream up a fuzzy alias for CV-19
   How about 'Peter Pandemic'
   Amelia Bedelia-Bednemic'
   or 'Ronald McDonal-demic'

Not so fuzzy-wuzzy, eh
   Let's try another way --
Maybe 'Over-Polarized Systemic'
   C'mon. What do you say...

Hmm. I see you don't appreciate any of these
   Oh, well ~ My appellations don't grow on trees

The Love of What I Desire

Angela and Angelica,
I'm not a silica,
I'm not Amelia,
I'm more like hydrilla,
Moving with the water current,
I love my husband,
He is my fashion idol,
Is there too much to ask,
No, I rather be with him from dawn to dusk,
He is the boy I admire,
He is not what I desire,
But on what I require,
He is on the Esquire,
A requited love is what I desire.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member When I Look Back

Amelia Romero NM
a daughter

When I look back
I relive petty torments
The way you teased me
The way I displeased you
The scars I needn’t show
With nowhere else to go
Avoided you miserably
Your need for turbulence 
had held me hostage 
Your drama
Day by day 
Flashes of you
Only glimpses of possibility
Vows of a better life 
When I look back
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Heavenly Garden

Cottage garden growing fast
Heavy work is gonna last
Plant the flowers, dig the dirt
'Till the backs are feeling hurt

Let's attract the butterflies
Them and birds are on fly-byes
Rabbits, deer with the fawn
More like heaven than the lawn

Quiet house amid woods
Love and peace are main goods
Friendly spirit, warmth aglow
Flower garden let it grow

June 5, 2022
Amelia Court House, VA
© Ed Kay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autumn's Gift

Crimson leaves drift to the ground
On autumn’s breeze
Floating aimlessly as my thoughts. . .
Destined to be surrounded
Layer upon layer;
Each leaf having unique
Yet similar substance.
 
In their fall to await Death,
Their beauty has never been
Quite as lovely
Nor their colors nearly as vivid;
Returning to eventual mulch,
Nourishment for a new beginning,
Only hinting they are renewing life
With a whisper of the wind.



For Amelia Harmon's "Fall Contest"

Looking Into the Eyes of Amelia

Asleep at two with curling wisps
around your precious face

Brow furrowed in concentration
of your dream playing out within

Then the lashes part revealing eyes
A startling tourmaline blue

Eyes that look into a horizon
 masked in thinning fog

What do you see little seafarer
through eyes that change with the light

Inner illuminated with a fire  burning ever so bright
 Come home,come home,come home to me

The source of ignition calls remember me
As I have never forgotten you

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