Short Bridesmaids Poems

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Premium Member Bridesmaid's Dresses

Woman at the right wears different color dresses all for bridesmaids. I don’t care about dresses. What’s her name and phone number?
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Beautiful Day Dance

Confetti kisses parade happy face
Joyful tears baptizing licorice lips
Not only was a beautiful day made
But heart is doing butterfly flips
Grooms and bridesmaids chant
Newly wed husband and wife dance
Form: Rhyme

God's Grace

Intellect 
and reason ...
bridesmaids of the soul
Where faith weds
to hope ...
salvation’s bell tolls

Free will
as gifted
the essence of man
Inviting 
transcendence
—  God’s grace to command

(The 1st Book Of Prayers: May, 2026)
god
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Green, But No Envy

Had my hair color treated To surprise the wedding guests Shock came at the rehearsal Groom wanted to leave His once-blonde bride had green curls She’d been hoping for brunette Oh, how the bridesmaids chuckled Wig worn at wedding
Sadly, a true story.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Bollies Bachelorette Party

Bollie the bride wanted her bachelorette party to include a hot air balloon.
Her besties thought this was great, as they headed out toward the moon.
But she had had way too much to drink, and she started to swoon.
bridesmaids spent the night trying to keep her inside the dhramed balloon.
Form: Monorhyme


Costume Jewelry

In a galaxy of a million star's 
The residual heat
That forged Gold
And coal into diamonds
The parameters of jewelry 
On wedding rings
Dig hole's on earth
Orion's Belt 
3 Sister's 
Bridesmaids
Adorned in Satin
Capitulate on celestial horizon 
Both Black and Light
Surfing on the dust of night
Like meteorites
age

Premium Member Possibilities

clippings fall onto the page,
arranging themselves.
ivy loosely parades
around a thorny rose stem,
tickles the chin,
entices the shy bud —
a blush,
potently pink, blossoms.
baby’s breath
and Queen Anne’s lace,
like bridesmaids,
intensify her beauty.
a pond of water
in a shimmering vase, nearby.
possibilities.

11/1/2019

Premium Member The Stage Was Set

The stage was set, the guests now all arrived
A bright sun shone o'er garden paths and flow'rs
The groomsmen sparred and raced about outside
Some bridesmaids danced  and laughed 'midst leafy bow'rs

Yet heard in distant realms, the rumble of Spring show'rs
Alas, cried she, dared Ze-us spoil this Day
Alack, moaned he, the gods will have their Way

Premium Member January Means Everything To Me

January 1960 must come or I’d not exist —
After the blizzard snow — bridesmaids in Christmas red.
New the bride — dark hair, pink lips.
Under the honeymoon a seed was sown —
Armed with words in her tiny fist.
Romance of my parents, both twins —
Yonder their September stars — I blow a kiss.

1/3/2019
Contest - January acrostic
Sponsor - Michelle Faulkner
Form: Acrostic

Parable 7: Bridesmaids

There were bridesmaids five who were prudent
with lamps prepared having sufficient
   spare oil at the ready
   for lights to be steady.
The groom turned up late but was jubilant.

The other five bridesmaids were foolish.
Without oil their lamps to replenish,
   they asked for some more 
   from the five at the door,
who said 'No!' and left them in anguish.

Matthew 25.1-13
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She Got Married In Gorgeous Red

everyone gets married in white, irvory or pink her bridesmaids said.
She laughed until she coughed way down in her head
Have you met me? She asked them, enough said.
She got married in a gorgeous gown of red.

Will we be wearing white they had asked the bride.
Oh, no, she said, you will be in pink, and it will slide.
She was a designer who had pizazz and wanted her way.
She was the most beautiful bride ever on her wedding day.
Form: Rhyme

Answer

This is for the creative
The occult who forge ahead 
Against the tide that pop rides
In bridesmaids roles 
Watching from the bleachers 
The set aside pitied creatures 
The wedding video won't feature
For fear to tread the stage of fright
The shy ignites the afterlife and background noise 
Of cutting floor's and empty drawers 
Where enlightenment waits for those who chance 
Upon the fork the road will take
When following circles has run it's course 
And no 1 answers
age

Premium Member For Brides We Barely Knew

green chiffon prom dresses for my identical twin and myself
Spent most of the summer of seventy, not on a hanger or shelf
First there was prom, but then we were in a wedding or two
Ending up being bridesmaids for brides we barely knew

This is what happens when everyone wants twins in their wedding
Those green chiffon dresses we barely were shedding
We finally started offering to share the dresses with others
No. They want identical twins too, said the brides' insistent mothers.
Form: Rhyme

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