Short Bodice Poems

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


Premium Member Back-Up Plan

The starlet wore a cutaway gown
The bodice somewhat non-existent
When asked who she was wearing
She said, "Myself, for I am preparing,
Should this acting gig turn out minor
I plan to be a world-class designer.

written July 28, 2021


Tug of War

Driven mad by all this pulling-
Tearing me limb from limb!
Who do you think you are fooling?
Ah, this feeling- great and grim!

Grieving Goddess fits the bodice,
And embodies my Despair.
At this Tug of War- am no novice...
(Oh! All the Hurt I can't repair!)
Form: Rhyme

Bedtime Stories

A page turns in a bodice-ripping book.

Ladies wanting to escape
into a different romance
from their snoring spouse
read in bed,

it is then 
when heads hit pillows,
that libidos takes flight

female tingles;
a thrilling novel,
a body
to be read only at night.

Dawn Angel

In flowing skirt and bodice tight,
this angel wears her hair in curls,
a whispered goodbye to the night
just as the dawning light unfurls.

The cemetery gate thrown wide,
she gives her blessing soft and low,
then disappears on mornings tide,
to where -- no one but God can know.
Form: Quatrain

Lapis Lazuli

gypsy girl flowing in a flash of red skirt
 her glazed bodice in breeze of bluebells
 In fountain of rejoice, wild rapacious flirt
 crystal lapis lazuli , my fortune she tells 
 "you'll soon fall in love and gonna get hurt"
 In a sherbet dream, my cheerful heart yells.



14th April 2020
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Pregnant and Worried

under the tall mushrooms', in the day of gloom
I carried my fork and broom to run of the chick a boom
from my whom; darn morning sickness, that dragon's zoom kiss 
as he reminisce and baked a swiss brownie  bodice 
as the cat in the tree miss a hiss and a  p i. s... s...   : ) 


9/7/2021

Nonsense Rhyme Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: charles messina
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Rhyme

How to Make Love to a Didgeridoo 100

She inhales the aurora,
breath laced with frozen with light speed
Pulsar fingers stretch through cirrus gauze,
her bodice bending like solar flares.

Astronaut 
A quasar shudders behind her lips,
erupting across the event horizon.

Space folds—
she unspools like a nebula unraveling,
luminous in the underworld 
aphrodisiac of your vanilla fragrance
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Be Still My Heart

Be still my heart, my eyes behold Beauty like never seen, Expressions I cannot withhold Straight from Vogue magazine. Her raven hair flows down The bodice of her gown Beneath a pouty frown, I must depart, Be still my heart.
FIRST PLACE WINNER written August 31, 2021 for "Quietus-August 2021" Contest sponsored by Unseeking Seeker [syllables verified by PS]
Form: Rhyme

Left Me Again

Could tell by shape of her bodice
That she had to be a goddess 
Around angelic head saw each light
Sure was such a pretty sight.

When I would nibble oh her ear
She always know that I was near
Her beauty you could never miss
Was remiss when her would kiss.

Adorable always in every shape and form
In me created such a surging storm
Last thing I remember about her was when
Had kissed her and she left me again

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Attention Stealer

Descending down the spiral stairs
Everyone look up and stare
Hair cascading unto her shoulders
Site of flesh on a slit tighter

She wore a flush of rosy red
A necklace graze the throat
The bodice hugs the hips
The heels clicks with each step

She converse with eloquence
Moving with checked elegance
Each word marks intelligence
A symbol of controlled temperance

by: olive_eloi
6:34pm
01/19/2014
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Form: Imagism

A Goddess to Ravage

Blaring lights of glaring savauge,
Gaudy surmise ceased to suprise

Light of darkness, sun to the sky,
In sight to sanitise the tear of thy eye

Unswept and wept 'pon broken bodice,
Wept and kept and hounded the goddess 

Fanned the fawn of cauterised fallace,
Hell of cold, unearthly palace

Chaste and torn chest of satis,
Man to maid and hound of malice 

Seam to see unravel of ravage,
Goddess to test the fondest of savage.
Form: Couplet

Past Lives

Merman in a tide pool
Mermaid of my mind
 
Gallup me unicorn
Center my centaur
 
Mysticism in myth
Is it real?
Not now, but maybe before 
 
Once a unicorn
Today I canter
Towards my destiny
 
Now a maiden
Washing her hate away
In the waves
 
Roll me tight, ocean ******
Salvation is in your frolic
Saturate my satin bodice
Salt me in your water
I, in your liquid folds
You, Mother Ocean an envelope
of movement 
Crade me to serenity

Tag

tag, you're it, again.
you're it, i quit, i'm giving in.
 
it's easy to call me goddess
while you're peeling off my bodice,
but will i still be ethereal
after you have had your fill?
 
tag, i'm it, you got me again
running cicles in the hole
you left me in when
you went out on your own
to "just meet a friend"
 
i don't care if you're back.
not that much, anyway.
this time around i feel the difference.
this time i won't beg you to stay.

Premium Member The Fashion Show

The Fashion Show

I took pattern making autumns ago
I measured and cut a bodice to sew 
A vintage cocktail dress trimmed with mojo
Louie Fifteen Courts would never forgo                                                                   
I’m dressed to the nines and nowhere to go
Aha, of course, there’s a chic fashion show 
It’s a full house, the theme: “Haute Escato” 
Awed by the finale I yell bravo! 
Home watching YouTube, with chips and merlot
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

MIDSUMMER

MIDSUMMER

I would fell the tallest tree
For a single leaf for thee
To fold into your golden hair
Of flaxen wheat, midsummer's fair
I would capture flowers free
Imbued with rain beguiled the sea
Bequeath their bouquet rich and rare
Alight your bodice pure and bare
I would rouse the stars above
To spill their light for thee my love
So eyes may see spite darkness dare
Blind the truth your side I share
If just this spell your heart should please
Walk with me, midsummer's fair
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pattern Maker

The pattern maker measures his guest
neck, shoulders chest, and breast, 
arms, back, wrist, waist, hips, 
pivots for darts on a block bodice 
drafts designer dupe requested
a choice rose-beige mini is invested
on paper made of parchment
a muslin fabric fit first garment

The dressmaker sews the formal
zig zags seam ends, snips as normal
finishing floral, attaching appliques,
the courtier knock off is complete        
I get out the chips and merlot
It’s time for the fashion show
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Duped

Surreal beauty fit to fly.
Pearly teeth, oozing lies.

Dark mane casts ethereal frame.
Deep blue views of sinister flames.

Transient bodice, eager flight.
Others upon, she bestows the sight.

Lying beauty unadorned.
Dark addiction, newly horned.

Gentle hand, cloying chest.
Upon hole, within loss rest.

Flaying flesh from bone.
A dying wish of an inherent crone.

Hole, which inner heart was bore.
Afore gaucherie did so gore.
Lying inert and naked on the floor.


-Any comments are appreciated.
Form: Rhyme

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