Short Cheeked Poems

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


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A She Shell

I am no body
husk of maiden, shell of she
smiling Buddha cheeked
children crawl from crossed legs
poetry flies from my hands
Categories: cheeked, life,
Form: Tanka


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April

APRIL

a long time coming
she is rosy cheeked and chill
breath quite treacherous
fickle april of my dreams
fondest promise unfulfilled
Categories: cheeked, seasons,
Form: Tanka
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Central Comfy Chair

central comfy chair, grandma’s.
a mischievous grin, dimple-cheeked.
flops into the warm leather seat, giggling,
with strawberry hair, occupied.

1/24/2019
Categories: cheeked, child,
Form: Light Verse

Partial Celebrity

I’ve seen a rosy-cheeked nobody 
who was a star far more i
n her thrill at the chance met moment 
than the jaded celebrity 
who grimaced to give her autograph again.
Categories: cheeked, people
Form: Free verse

Lollipop

The girl in the corner
Sucker cheeked
Sweet lips
had such a pretty face
you'd think
it was broken joy
in a flower pot
waiting to be dissembled
by sticky wrappers.
Categories: cheeked, love,
Form: Free verse


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Anteater Gibbon and Kangaroo Too

Anteater’s ideas are absolute.
Buff-cheeked gibbon gives them a toot.
Tree kangaroo throws down a shoot.
Peacock pheasant gives them the boot.
I run away with all of their loot.
I am kind of a robber galoot.
Categories: cheeked, animal,
Form: Monorhyme
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Christmas Windows Vi - Sleigh Ride

Bundled up      huddled up
                and
                     rosy cheeked
                my wooly-capped son and I
    listen to the bell-runner's song
                             beneath a lowering sky
Categories: cheeked, family, children, friendship, music
Form: Free verse

Memories

Ginger ‘s hair now grey,  bragging
     Impishly, how she  had worn a mini
     Never  short of partners  when
     Going out until small hours dancing
     Enjoying  the infamy of being a rebel  the
     Rosy cheeked lady recalled yesteryear
Categories: cheeked, remember,
Form: Acrostic
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The Red Sun

She Rose Up, He went Down 

seen through the heat haze of  morn
the sun rises, blushing pink 
to peach, then rose cheeked

a lustful sun burns the sky
to periwinkle blue
oh the after glow

Date: 6/28/13
* Love poetry was written in this form.
Contest: The Red Sun
Categories: cheeked, love, lust,
Form: Dodoitsu

Sleepless, Sighing Girl At Window

When the lights, one by one
House-lit do go off
I, with envy, pull back
A window's lace-cloth.

For there, under the stars
A Sleeping Beauty!
Earth - kissed awake of Dawn.
Wet-cheeked, more wishful
For whose own dreams come true
Which hour, too, finds me.
Categories: cheeked, girl, night,
Form: Rhyme

Marionettes

layers of a personality
apple cheeked marionettes
acting evil and good
soothing smooth smiles
and blood curdling stares
sometimes the arms drop off
with clattering noise
clothing will tear
or succumb to linen rot
but heroes and villains shine only at night
so ordinary in the light
Categories: cheeked, metaphor, symbolism,
Form: Free verse

Sleep

Sleep 

The violet purple sky above lay eyes to play with the sun
The darkened garnet green of the fields are for animals to seek and run
The warmest orange flame of a fire to sit beside when work is done
The smiling rosy cheeked woman to love when weary eyes are stung
And all is quiet in my world as sweet slumber rest does come
Categories: cheeked, sleep,
Form: I do not know?

Seasons

Spring, fresh cheeked, thrills us with renewal, Heralding life’s cycle born anew Summer, with the face of adolescence, Warms the heart and smiles at us with flowers Autumn dances to the song of twilight, It's age dismissed with colorful abandon Winters presence meets a cold reception And mourns the passing of another year
Categories: cheeked, nature,
Form: Free verse

Reminiscing

I recall two small girls
skipping along the hill
in the summer of their
cherry cheeked childhood

studying sticks and stones
amongst red-gold leaves
whilst clouds cast faint shadows
foretelling futures
of long-legged beauty.  

Then, in the chill of evening sun
Tramping down the slope,
homeward
for warm-up tea and
chocolate cake comfort.
© Kaye Locke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cheeked, family,
Form: Blank verse
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Asters In Her Hair

asters in her hair
and wearing a hint of blush-
September strolls in. . . .
crooning melancholy strains 
she bids adieu to summer.

October follows-
whimsical and ruddy-cheeked. . . .
sometimes blowing in
she brightly draws attention 
then exits quite eerily

following sulking
in her sister’s faded gown
November arrives -
stepping lively at the time
of harvest’s celebration
Categories: cheeked, seasons
Form: Tanka
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Summer Fruit of Childhood

Open wide my mouth, as sugar stirs my tongue, stained a juicy blue, and satisfied with its surprise. For along the winding steep, my eyes in apropos of Summer, plucked the childhood fruit and stirred it sweet and cold. Stainless steel lips, lime-eyed and chubby-cheeked, remember, the iridescence of an innocent sun, carefree and loved. 4/23/2019
Categories: cheeked, childhood, fruit,
Form: Free verse
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Suzy and June

Suzy with her cute black curls
and red rose in her hair
plays with June. These rose-cheeked girls
have lots of love to share.

Tea parties make both girls grin.
Some sweet tea they have made.
Blue/pink cups their tea is in.
A matching cloth is laid.

The girls sure love things blue and pink;
June wears a pink rose too.
The tea they now prepare to drink.
A nice chat will ensure.
Categories: cheeked, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
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Drunken Moon Haiku -Not For Contest

Drunken Moon Haiku


smokeless tobacco
seeking light from another
mooching off the sun



loitering in dusk’s
drunken aura of darkness
last call at sunrise



a lone wolf’s farewell
song of life’s broken spirit
hobos serenade



round moon – square window
cold framing whiskey’s wisdom
red cheeked aftermath



John G. Lawless
7/3/2015


written for prompt of DRUNKEN MOON HAIKU
Categories: cheeked, moon,
Form: Haiku
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Honey Chil'

Shush my child
Sleep awhile
Close your eyes
My honey baby.

Lips so sweet
tiny feet
Sleep awhile
My honey baby

Lashes long
Red cheeked born
Sleep awhile
my honey baby.

Eyes of blue
precious too
Sleep awhile 
my honey baby.

Shush my child
Sleep awhile
Go to dreamland
honey baby.

When you rise
no surprise
Ma will kiss 
Her honey baby.

http://www.flutetunes.com/tunes.php?id=109
Categories: cheeked, childhood
Form: Lyric

Worms.

the sidewalks turn into rivers
soaking shoes that smack the concrete bottom.
rosy-cheeked and bleary-eyed
you stumble next to me, 
but my steps are meticulous, 
avoiding the writhing worms-
pinkish but corpse-gray on their deathbeds-
a public drowning.
I would stop and carry them to land, 
but you would make an ugly face
and say cruel boy things.
so i sacrifice their lives
for another moment of peace.
Categories: cheeked, angst, animals, death, girlfriend-boyfriend, natural disasters, nature
Form: Free verse

His Words Spoken In Verse

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Inside the decorated house there's peace
Snow seems an added charm of fantasy
Wondrous scenery of erect pines spark glee
Ornaments sparkle with shimmering ice
Romina fondles infant red-cheeked Jack
Dancing the star-shaped snowflakes gleam
Serena sets up the freshly-cut Christmas Tree
Sipping hot chocolate with sweet whipped cream
Puppies look outside and run wild like cats
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Categories: cheeked, christmas,
Form: Acrostic
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Paris At Christmas

Paris at Christmas city of lights for a week streets decorated Eiffel Tower lit like a Christmas tree aglow tourists staring up shoppers bustling crowds bells ring; children caroling joy is everywhere rosy-cheeked Santas wrapping presents with ribbon in department stores light sprinkle of snow sleigh ride through the Tuileries wrapped tight in blankets
Written December 5, 2022
Categories: cheeked, christmas, paris,
Form: Senryu
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Grief

I beseech the shards of my shattered self,
as recollections collect with a jagged edge,
for a softened reflection of a dream in smithereens
to sheath this sunken cheeked shadow
lost in the mirrored fragments 
of hollow-eyed tears.


Susan Ashley
February 12, 2019


~ Sixth Place ~
Premiere Contest: May 2019 Premier 4  (Max 14 Lines)
Sponsor: Brian Strand


~ Fifth Place ~
Contest: Capture That Emotion
Sponsor: Nina Parmenter
Categories: cheeked, death, emotions, grief, heartbreak, loss, sad love,
Form: Free verse

Floating Candies

In the aquamarine tranquil sea,
a  huge torpedo ,shot right at me,
super King was its size,
stinky scent of  dead mice,
Brown spots on my new  white bikini.


Charma

(Not for the contest,inspired by Caroline's limerick's  sea contest..and by a true 
story,twisted to a tale:)


Ps.I don't know if this passes for a limerick,If it does,this would be my first:)


(I could see the relief on the red cheeked boy's face and feel his Victory over
my death:)
Categories: cheeked, funny
Form: Limerick

Spiders In the Crack (Co-Author Chris Makey)

Echoes in the laughter
Reverberating strange
Devious enrapture
Entangled souls are drained
All eulogies are intoned 
Telling how they were so brave
To speak of webbed seduction 
That dragged them to their graves
They're left but skin-n-bone now
Skin-n-bone there all remains
And on the winds they're screaming
In hollow cheeked dismay
Beguild souls are damned
To the keep of a lost domain
A temptress or the devil 
Who spins this web again.
Categories: cheeked, imagination, life, loss, sad,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
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