Short Crowned Poems

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


The Divine Right

Overcoming myself,
I crowned the impossible

The weight finally lifted
—abandoning the throne

(Dreamsleep: July, 2021)


Premium Member Fall of Beauty

flowers are fading
as sun sets on the season
last tree rhapsodies
crowned beauty has met her fall
wild colors lie overall
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Quiet Storm

whispering snowflakes
 caress the silent night
 wonderment at dawn
 to see trees crowned in white
 jewels of a quiet storm
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Forest

timber and fruit laughed
rustling trees crowned with wreath
from the joy river 


12/08/2022
Counted the syllables myself
Form: Haiku

Premium Member An Orangutan Who Wants To Be Crowned

The Republicans gave us a monkey
That drove the economy to the ground
Now they are offering an orangutan
Who wants to be crowned


Premium Member False Dawn

The colonial masters have gone 
Our self-crowned kings rule now
Citizens have gone skin and bone 
Like animals we exist somehow

Premium Member Springtide

Pastels of flowers
oh to beginnings once more
light snow wedding day
lavender tulips rising
spring bride crowned in baby's breath
Form: Tanka

Heights

Crowned twin sheer light     				                             
Serene reflections divide  					              
Stepping stones of ore
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

The Bull King

i once knew a bull from Dallas
who wanted to live in a palace
he tried everything
to be crowned king
and drink from a golden chalice
Form: Limerick

Bogomil Graveyard

Gravestones lopsided
Forgotten behind the trees 
Surrounded by grass
Sun crosses risen from earth 
Crowned with some olive green mosh
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Juno

 crowned queen of the gods
 saturn and jupiter loom
 large in her orbit
 known for her protective role
 mars bows to her motherly grace
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Queen of the Chop

The Queen of the local beaver
Is crowned "Saturday Night Fever"
But all of her dates
Meet quite dreadful fates
Her dad is the Rabbi Cleaver
Form: Limerick

Castles In the Air

Believe it or not I just found
Donald Trump had planned to be crowned
Melania knows
Which way the wind blows
And a Trump is not honour-bound!
Form: Limerick

The First Beauty Queen

Adam was formed of dust with lust
So God gave Eve quite a big bust
An apple a day
Made apple pie pay
And Eve was crowned, "Miss Upper Crust"!
Form: Limerick

Amos

Forget-me-not sprigs
for the nipper of figs
and dandelion soup set a boil
The sycamore tree
leans ever toward me
crowned in humility: loyal.

Nature

Snow laden mountains -
  Sun sparkles like diamonds
  on icy cold loch

  Heart leaps with joy - 
  playful otter is crowned by
  bejewelled water
Form: Haiku

Glory

My ethereal eyes
gaze the night sky;

the moon and the stars;
clustered brilliance;
crowned with glory and grander

and I wonder-
wonder with awe.

To See You So Crowned

Dear, sweet friend you know a fair-lit day
For that, florid
Out Earth; grass-set.
I, one lovelier! Still daisied
But picked, placed so:
"Your coronet".
Form: Rhyme

The Poet's World

Blown of indignities,  what quiet yet hangs
Thought-beauteous well above them.
Enclose darknesses of all kinds. Still crowned
With Virtue's starry diadem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nobody remembers who came in second

Best friends but the competition is fierce.
Prom night has its expectations.
The queen crowned ~ the mood is bittersweet.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Salvation

Sovereignly chosen
All of God
Love perfected
Very full and broad
Available all mankind
To sinners atone
In Christ alone
One way bound
New creation crowned
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member eve’s congregants

eve’s congregants on high….vesper’s 
prayers ascend gloried dreamer’s clouds

eden’s star crowned souls and….saints
gladden angel’s candlelight moonrise songs
Form: Monoku

Premium Member No More Rhymes

A king was crowned, great and grand
 Then he ordered all poetry banned
 It was considered a crime 
To utter a rhyme 
  Not even  free verse was allowed in the land
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick

Poem About the Dawn

As I reached for the sun
I felt my eyes change from brown to gold 
When we walked to the shore 
We were like angels 
which have been crowned with glory
Yes - GLORY

Premium Member Freedom is the price to pay

Gilded cage feeding the illusion.
Crowned princess story but at what cost.
Happiness not in the equation.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

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