Short Daintily Poems
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the blushing bride of summer sunset
dances daintily with the wistful wind
forgetting sorrow brought by bitter winter
drying tears tossed by those who sinned
Daintily she prances.
Dancing on tippy toes.
Demonstrating divine
Delectable movement.
Designed to captivate.
Devotees of best ballet.
Dazzled by her brillance.
Wind, do kiss thy tree.
Bird, sits on branch, daintily.
Rose, opens softly.
2/18/2021
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Rhymed Haiku
Riding in that carriage – the sun faded to black
I was all alone – again
at halt the door opened
as death reached in for me.
Avoiding its hand – daintily stepping out
I side stepped fate – once more.
Love of life comes in openness and delight in small wonders—
Bowing, kissing, shaking hands
The magic of a million colors lighting up a concrete night
And ants tripping daintily over boulders of sand.
Six giddy dancers are we, ready to mesmerize and please
Synchronized daintily, wanting the applause of the audience
Silhouettes and seated people, are spirits of old performers
A golden meadow waves
In a breeze with messages
White daisies daintily sway
In the rising sunlight
There is music in the heart
Sparkling like the dew drops
On this shimmering path
Waiting for us to wander
Heidi Sands
6/29/17
as i gaze over
the soft granduer
i'm drawn to rows of violets
the nectar daintily
dances about quiet scents
of calm breezes
chafe and yet tempting
while i rise beyond
the granite structures
industrial past times
gently i wave back at moscow
Polite ghosts pinned on a clothesline,
Dancing daintily in the breeze.
Using please and thank you
Practicing manners with much ease
Respecting each other’s ideas
Without a bully or a tease,
They plan their class reunion,
Putting their scariness on freeze
Springtime paints such a delightful scene
Cute lambs gambol in the fields so green
Warm winds whisper through the leafy trees
Blossoms float down on a swirling breeze
Daffodils daintily dance and shake their heads
Bringing bright yellow sunshine to our flowerbeds
3rd February 2015
Heaviest bony fish at five thousand pounds
The ocean sunfish is the roundest of the rounds.
Looks like a giant head maneuvered by a frilly tail.
Eats jellyfish by the dozen, ten foot long is the male.
It cannot move daintily, delicately or very fast.
If you meet one in person, the memory will no doubt last.
Brilliant blue butterflies
dance daintily
on beautiful Buddleia bushes
Fluttering flirtatiously
in gorgeous gardens
nibbling nectar
from fragrant flowers
as summer sun shines
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Writing challenge October butterfly poetry contest
10/1/19
He followed me from behind
tampering with my mind
I suppose I witnessed his wrath
mastered his frolicking daintily
leaving little room for honesty
in an instant time traveled
while I focused on the sheer
notion of self moving over day
as night rolled in seated with desire
my heart dangling on his every
word an yet I wasn't listening
From whence you come?
- gifted thou petals
born out a fine maiden
virgin ground blooms
- bearing yellow beds
of daises kept pure
engulfed in partial view
- demure soft lips moisten
breathless with anticipation
inhaled scents soon seduce
- dew droplets drip daintily
healing whispers melt
in adoration she sighs
Blue velvet blanket mantel dresses
Satin lace trim daintily caresses
On border, golden twine tresses
Azure light-display luminesces
In background, silver candelabra recesses
In foreground, satin Lilies rimmed with lush cresses
Overarching, marble angel with copper harp blesses
Underpinning, tidy Spruce wreath butresses
Footstool, bronze crèche a penitent tone expresses
With no one hereabout
As above streetlight shone
“Hello beautiful”
Endurance rules you flout
Daintily peeping out
Flourishing with aplomb
By each gainful degree
Amid detritus flows
Purple petunia grows
If only all could see
Limpet tenacity
Hidden in the shadows
Survival rates are slim
In mind you never dim
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3/15/21 Emile Pinet
Swift stirring spring
Brilliant blooming buds
Soaring soothing sun
Fiercely falling floods
Soft soothing summer
Warm wandering waves
Sunny salty seaside
Careless conscious craves
Alluring active autumn
Lovely looking leaves
Dimmer days develop
Gangly grass grieves
Whirling winter wind
Bitter bulky breath
Softly sailing snowflakes
Daintily dwindling death
Hummingbird, daintily
darting so merrily, looking for soda pop,
without the
slightest of care!
To the next shop, sugary stop
down there!
That one?
Daringly drop!
Fun!
Hummingbird, daintily
to the next shop! Sugary stop
fun!
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Tenth Place Winner
For the “Let’s Minichu on fun” Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Mohan Chutani
Written on: 03/09/2022
I am waxing poetic
And hope I’m not straining
Credulity saying
My talent’s not waning.
It may be eclipsed by
Those poets ascendant
Whose words are celestial,
Deep and resplendent.
Yet tides keep on turning
And orbits expanding,
While moonbeams drift down,
Oh, so daintily landing.
The galaxy’s bursting
With work that amazes
And room for all poets
In all of their phases.
Silly Me
I went out when I shouldn't have, silly me
Slid on the ice, though not too daintily
Did the splits in my glide
In that I took great pride
But had no pride in thighs hugging a tree.
29th December 2020
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Winter Snow or Ice Limerick Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsored by : Tania Kitchen
> Exotically pirouetting in the scented summer breeze
Daintily coquettish resting in leafy green trees
On translucent wings floats flower to flower
Delicately shivering in a cool midday shower ,
In the glow of the evening fades quietly away
Hopefully to return some other sunny day <
Rosco usually dives in the ocean right away.
Today he sits on the edge of the sea with a plunk.
Dorothy usually flies into a wave head first.
She follows Rosco’s lead.
Daintily dipping in one toe.
He waits expectantly.
She knows if she plunges, he will too.
Ready to save her at a second’s notice.
He has been her protector since she was a baby.
She takes a dive, and he hits her foot with his nose.
I once had a calico. The best was she.
Every morning she would come to me
daintily on tiny feet,
wanting food to eat.
I miss that
sweet
little cat.
My joy was replete
till cancer made her retreat.
From her pain she had to be set free.
I once had a calico. The best was she.
Jan. 22, 2023
for Writing Challenge - Andaree Form - Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Constance La France
Misty morn
By Michelle Morris
16/09/2021
The daisies are still asleep
as I embrace the misty morn;
Squirrel hopping a beat
across the dewy lawn.
Butterflies so daintily
visiting each daisy to awaken;
While busy bees and insects
make their way through the garden.
I take a deep breath
and thank God for this lovely morning,
and
Go forth with joy
in my heart and soul forming.
© Michelle Morris, 2021
I take a breath
and realize it’s been weeks
of stress lived in a rush
that it’s been such a long time
since I just sat
in silence looking at the sea
and feel the weight lift
off to the brilliance of sky
I take a breath
and see the glittering stars
of light, kiss daintily
upon my brow the fairy’s wing
wipes away the frown
and gifts of nature abound
Brian Strand Contest Your choice 45 2nd place