Short Chides Poems

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


Premium Member Monday

Monday
mocks melancholy
chides children
plagues parents
traumatizes traffic
meanders meaninglessly
toward Tuesday

John G. Lawless
9/28/2020


Trump Constantly Chides

Trump Constantly Chides

Trump Constantly Chides and is a coward,
Whose body likes being golden showered;
Never nice;
Does entice;
Countryside for women has often scoured.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Earthlly Vessel

O Cerridwen, 
goddess of poetry 
Lend me your ear
For I have found your earthly vessel 
Blessings upon my eyes
Tenderness here lies 
Bathing in the glow of a full moon 
She chides me in the ways of love!
By Desi E. Sherman

The Monologue Man

His talks seemingly obsolete

His obstinacy tenacious and noisy

He rebukes, he chides, he reprimands

His acts like a performer's repertoire

His renunciations to be jeered upon

He renounces, he chucks in, he relinquishes

It is the monologue man

Salman Rushdie

Intrepid gadfly;
the voice of dissent.
Multiple times stricken,
multiple times resolved.
Though he bleeds,
still the pen that chides never bleeds,
nor is it obliterated.
For three decades and four,
death he evaded,
still, multiple times stricken,
evasive he remains.


Premium Member Screwball Romance Espinela

So full of laughter my prince chides,
‘This tale is a screwball romance.
Do you enjoy deadpan perchance?
I was swept into paper tides.

They remind me of us besides,
today what else have we to do?’
Gazing into a soul so true 
I said ‘ I enjoy a good book.
You’ve entangled me with your hook. 
I can think of something in lieu.’
Form: Other

Premium Member Winter

Adorned in silky taffeta she strides,
cool, crisp, and confident.
With delicate lacy trim she glides,
a snobby sophisticated countenance,
behind which a volatile temper hides.
Once quiet and sultry,
now chilling and unpredictable - she chides;
burning cold upon her breath
and breast where nature's wrath resides.
We've seen her dance before -
our tempestuous bride.

Cocktail Crush

A little of the flaxen locks to twiddle,
Taken she melts to the thirsty lips,
En caged the liquid burning desire,
Knocks to navigate to my pleasure?

Ice flavors smack a spicy conflict,
Twits the tongue with exhilaration,
Liquid passion in a joyous hot mix;
Foreplay chides to move my gut.

The mystic chalice bumps with passion,
On the rocks to conjures a dream,
Nacreous crescent in seductive muse;
A hitch and she rests in solitude.
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Here

Words wind
Freeze find


Thoughts twirl
Swift swirls


Sense sways
Wild ways


Touch truth
Pick proof


Time tells
Strange spells


Wise wit
Hurl hits


Prime poise
Charm choice


Bright blaze
Craft craze


Rich rides
Calm chides


Stay sweet
Grace greets


Work wise
Pique prize


Notes nudge
Smear smudge


Play proud
Live loud


Taste trips
Grand grip




Leon Enriquez
09 May 2017
Singapore

Moonlight Jinx

Twists and turns plunge her in the stately beat,
Elbows on hips she taunts her body in heat,
Drooping curls cascade to her swirling session,
Tenderly she dances with stars in passion.

Purged moon reflects her magical elegance,
Low light plays with her smile in the naked romance,
Shoulder taut chides musical perfection,
Body language flaunting total seduction.  

Incredulous vibes of virtue in locked eyes;
She jingles pleasures my heart and I sigh.
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

He Sweetly-Chides.

Good-naturedly, he sweetly-chides 
His heart bears my flirtatious side 
With adulation, I’m well pleased.
My love, awaits I am at peace-

My soul, desires his special touch
I love his being very much.
Mine heart leaps with joy I’m at ease
My love, awaits I am at peace-

His love for me he never hides,
Yes, I will keep him by my side 
May his sweet kiss never decrease…
My love awaits I am at peace

Good-naturedly, he sweetly chides 
my love, awaits I am at peace-
Form: Kyrielle

Demon Lie Exposed

Under the shroud of blind obedience, 
  the Church forever hides

Its loyalty to the Pope and Rome,
  it chides and chides and chides 

Canon Law and its corrupted faith 
  walk proudly side by side….

          “Where a child of eight 
           in parochial school 
           was brainwashed deep inside”

But guilt then crumbled, damnation cursed
  by heavens light deposed

The truth and God now one again 
   —the demon lie exposed

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2013)
Form: Rhyme

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