Short Chantilly Poems

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


Premium Member Movie Something To Talk About

She
Said, " you
First". dipped in
Chantilly Cream
Fear


(Last scene from movie
she was afraid to eat the
Chantilly Cream first.)
Form: Lanterne


Premium Member 1435

1435 Haiku 12-31-25
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chantilly snowflakes
 twirl through haunting white forests ~
  stillness in silver
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Enlaced

wind arctic boreal tatting across whitened landscapes Chantilly with frore lace and snowy-stiff satin brocade cutting defining the raw winter’s scalloped edge
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Heart Beating Willynilly

 
Hope you love my Valentine's card silly, 'cause you make my heart beat willynilly; cannot think of us apart, our passion off the chart. Will you be mine ? Sweet kitty Chantilly !
Form: Limerick

Submarine Races

While all parked in their separate places
Couples were watching the Submarine Races
Trying hard not to show their faces
The chicks with all of their graces
Put their tops back on - their Chantilly Laces!
Form: Limerick


Silk Threads and Webs

silk threads  5 - 3 - 5 syllable count

    spinning wheels silk threads
    mourning times
    chantilly black lace

          silk webs  3 - 5 - 3  word count

    times to regret
    male spiders spinning silk webs
    black widows betray

    10 / 18 / 2021.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Until Death Do Us Part

Tepid tears start to stream down my face 
At last I get to see you wearing your bridal gown
Your dress is made of antique Chantilly lace
I’m in the morgue; it’s here that I break down

Writing Challenge 5, March 2019, Four Lines - Poetry Contest

Sponsored by Dear Heart

3/26/19
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member For Him

I wore cashmere and splashed Chantilly on my skin. I wore cashmere for him who orbited my sphere. Sweet smelling, soft and feminine, I lived to put him in a spin. . . I wore cashmere. Written By Andrea Dietrich for the Contest of nette onclaud: "Weave a Rondelet"
Form: Rondeau

Grouch Song

(SHORT) SONG OF AN OLD GROUCH

Itty bitty pretty kitty
Sing a sentimental ditty

Furry puppy woofy wuffy
Wrapped in toilet tissue fluffy

Daffodilly bright and frilly
Flutter like a girl’s Chantilly

Maids in dresses white with lace
Smiles as void as outer space

Package them in fresh brown paper
Tie with string - and light with taper

Free of all that cuteness sweet
Give me plate of raw red meat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chantilly Morning

Gossamer
morning mist
vanishes

Ancient sun
shimmering
welcoming

Filigree
embellished
aurora

Chantilly
laced silence
awakens

Crystalline
dew sweetened
surprises  

Meadowlark's
exquisite
melody

Delicate
violet
carnival

Pomander 
lavender
fragrances

Soft velvet
Mossy wet
coverlets

Green clover
slipper soft
carpeting


Catharsis
of the soul
transcending



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Inspired by the "Ellip" Contest...sponsored by Gigno
Form: Verse

Premium Member Charm

She was a lady of charm and grace
whose attire was chantilly lace
with the rich and famous she mingled
a matchmaker was she, but single

At her mansion they held a dance
where she was hoping to find romance
the fellow she met was quite charming
but his character was abrupt and alarming

She dismissed him  thus, and had him thrown out
her prince charming she hoped, was somewhere about
and as she despaired her chance for romance
a charming prince asked her to dance
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Peach Sherbert Garden

blush peach gerbera daisies
echinacea marmalade
angel’s trumpet cassie’s curls
chantilly peach snapdragon

christa coral bells
daylily tangerine
apricot whirl narcissus
a la mode dahlia

zinnia thumbelina
peaches ‘n dreams hollyhock
hues of apricot lisianthus
hawaiian punch carnation

sienna sunset coreopsis
indian summer rose
toasting pink champagne
hues of apricot



AP: Honorable Mention 2025, Honorable Mention 2020, Front Page Pick 2020

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