Short Bronzed Poems

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


Autumn's Reprise

Sipping love's velvet
In orange yellow cracks..
Swept and red tale's tilting 
Through times, bronzed quills
Poetry seasons fables lore; vieta.


Premium Member Stan

There once was a merchant called Stan.
Sold lotion to girl and to man.
	He was nice, not rude,
	but the beach was nude.
He admired bronzed, lineless tan!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Trunks and Hunks

Bronzed hunk on the beach Trunks falling, the girls screaming Oh my, man oh man Written for Katherine Stella http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/life2.php
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Haiku 6

bare sun bronzed feet run
sweet clover fields fragrance kissed
honey bee sting hurts
Copyright, August 1, 2014 Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Summer-Tan

A sea of warm smiles
           etched on bronzed faces tilted
                                                  towards the hot sun

28.06.2021
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Contest: Summer Haiku
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Bronzed Curves

Bronzed curves of delight
capture the suns golden rays
breathing as she sighs
warm breezes entice her gems
alluring thoughts compass me










http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-17.php
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Magnolia Days

delight of jade spring
pink perfumed mass profusion
sunbathing bronzed blooms

cardinal sings loud 
from his perch next to blue sky
reverberations

floral flamboyance
drawing the world's attention
the fresh, lovely days
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Midas Touch

His neighbor had the Midas touch
    he wanted more than life itself.
Her body: buried in his yard;
    her finger: bronzed and on his shelf.

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for the Greed Poetry Contest
sponsored by Margarita Lillico
written on 06/21/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

harken 2

see the petals form
follow on early spring
storm on daffodils
you have your festivals
to arrange

See the tulips gallop sun dance
Celebrate the green portals in the garden
prestige your sun bronzed shoulders
hoe down to the soil

Premium Member Silhouettes In the Moonlight




Autumn’s now here, waves lap the shore.

Your strong, warm, bronzed hand holds mine .

Our daughter, grown, loves us forever more.

Our grandson, now a teen, for him, I do pine.

May we live for many years, with kisses galore



Form: Rhyme

Premium Member September Summer

Memories of children's chatter
Lightly rock lonely playground swings
Yellowing grass, thirsty and thin
Bronzed hours sealed up in ship bottles
Daylight's ample breath slows, shallow
School bus dawn's mounted regiment.
Summer fat squirrels bury nuts

09/06/19

Gloom Veiled My Heart

I wept until the bronzed edge of twilight 
chased prismed light from pastel skies.
A shroud of gloom veiled my heart
as the gatekeeper touched my arm.



February 19, 2021 ~ Liberum Divisa 4
Originally written for 'Love's Affliction'
Contest sponsor ~ Greg Barden

Premium Member Summer Vacation

scorching hot sunshine bronzed bodies bake on the beach barbecue smoke drifts 5,7,5 checked with HMS Summer Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsored by Tania Kitchin Submitted to Bite Size Poem no.10 Poetry Contest Sponsored by Line Gauthier 06/29/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Blue Heart-

Oh! my blue heart so does it cry; Golden tears that flow down my cheek my chin; My face is bruised bronzed red with the swelling of pain; In my heart substance in rains; So my blue heart saddened yet still cries;
2/21/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lazy Afternoon

Translucent fishes in shallow water Graze our nails curiously. I nibble your bronzed neck... Crystalline summer fantasies. Polished pebbles ripple, Curious shoreline gestures Around our lazy afternoon dream. *** May 23, 2017 Copyright © Darren White

Whats the use

chant of a new beginning
first picture of summer
bronzed legs
see the flowers scream their joy
Pretty in pink
she loves to be one of the chosen
loving the stage
she murmur her fledgling ideals
Love is a wonderful colour
by the burning  barricades
through the early thrush rain

Premium Member Beautiful Dreamers

Red is in the flower beds of roses, petunias and carnations,
Blooms dream in magical moonlight, now that stars are out,
And permeate a deep, black night, with burgundy fragrance!
Amidst the rich pearl dewdrops, breezes are scattered about,
As fond reveries of bronzed sunshine, under pale stars flout!

Premium Member Razor Blades and Lambs

Flowers will dazzle the eye with delight.
A serpent's dream is to suck them dry. 
With jaded tongue and Cheshire smile.
To keep the blossoms somewhat safe
, flank petals with eagle and razor blades.
Lay a scale of wisdom before the bronzed gate 
Nurture the lamb to keep the flickers at bay.
Form: Rhyme

Armed With Bravery

armed with bravery
the brawny battler excites
my heart beats ever faster 
and my eyes open
wider with expectation 
his sword glistens in the sun
like his bronzed muscles
good shall overcome
in the arena today


By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders, May 24, 2012
for Choka for a Chokehold contest (Amy Green)
Form: Choka

Premium Member Autumn Colors

"Autumn Colors" golden leaves glitter an orange marmalade hue laced by bold bronzed tints. yellow sunlight shades radiate reds and greens frame vibrant Fall earth tones. *For Russell Sivey's Autumn/Fall Colors Contest. *Written by: Linda-Marie The "Sweetheart" of P.S. *August 15, 2012
Form: Haiku

Rags and Riches

Deep blue, almost black,
sadness.
Being,
my ache of existence.

Eyes, no body in focus.
A grey cloud
rowing the moon
amidst red stars.

Bronzed tongue
digs the spirit
out of flesh
behind the shadows.

Alone me
in unlived house of rags,
looking beyond the walls
other side of tomorrow.


SATISH VERMA
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Premium Member Clematis Climbing

sun bronzed burgundy bearing the thumbprint of god like garnet sunset skies odd beautiful climbing warmed by rich gold rays of life blithe above green strife thrilling to breezes with memories of moonlight within bluebirds' sight clematis coyly attracts stares from everywhere at beauty in air
Form: Haiku

The Afterglow, of Her Love

Drawn their curtains still the dawn; light, trickling past as through ...
Angelic her beauty in silhouette, she sleeps; ruby silk and emerald skies
Bronzed these dreams, his lullaby ? Gossamer love cascading heights fragrant 
                                                                              ... Embers, inside her eyes.
Form:

a bronzed aussie bloke

for “The Stumble And Rise” Poetry Contest-Sponsored by: Jami Patterson
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there once was a bronzed aussie bloke
drank way too much bundy and coke
danced with the beating drum
then fell hard on his bum
laughed as he said "I'm such a joke"

* bundy is short for Bundaberg rum-usually drunk with coke and is a very popular drink in Australia
© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Amber Quill

From amber quill of daylight’s wane,
warmed honey clouds sketch mirrored swells.
  Bronzed seagulls dipped in twilight’s train;
       from amber quill of daylight’s wane.
         In fluttered mass, a golden vein, 
     lifts from the waves in sunset’s spell.
      From amber quill of daylight’s wane,
warmed honey clouds sketch mirrored swells.
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

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