Short Dating Poems

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


She Had Standards

I tried
to tell her
not to resort
to slum
dating
and living

but she just
did not see
the queen
she was
inside.


Chasing Ghosts

Dating vague memories
Voice from the distant past
Do I dare brave the unknown?
Am I chasing dreams
Or am I chasing ghosts

Online Dating

Pinned hearts marked the origin of familiar narrative, of strangers' exploration for outside alternative.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forever Yours

I thought I'd met 
my perfect life partner 
but it turned out 
her favorite song was 
My Name is McNamara 
I'm the Leader of the Band.

Old Days

tree's change their attire 
shed all, oh! what a beauty~
dating memories

Premier contest winner Brain strand Hi Ku contest
6th position
Form: Haiku


Reject

Reject.


Love is a job.
Dating is the interview.
Rejection stops me applying to be with you.


(C)2017 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Best Day When You Are Sixteen

A delightful day
Walking talking and flirting
Seeing his eyes for first time
Close and personal
Dazzling with intensity
Best day ever for sixteen
Form: Cinqku

Never Getting Married

I quit the dating life
it's full of confusion
and too much strife
as much as I search
and as far as I wander
Mr. Right is a myth
no longer to ponder!
Form:

Premium Member A Modern Valentine: Define The Relationship, Please

For a DTR from you I’m waiting,
and no more is it up for debating.
Quit bread-crumbing me,
or ghosted you’ll be
after ten years of off-and-on dating.
Form: Limerick

Dating

Dating

Apparently the front yard garden path is 
dating the north streetlight. The streetlight has 
too much knowledge about 
new tide information.

Premium Member Rapid Dating During Lunch

Brief introductions
Compact conversations
Abrupt move aways

Thirty-minute lunches
Timed in ten-minute intervals
For singles who want to remain single

Online Dating Cycle

meet you
see you
know you
hear you
like you
learn you
leave you
miss you
write you
wish the best for you
nothing from you
nothing for you
repeat
Form:

The New Flutist

For nearly 85 days
She looked
What she found
Made the world
Stop and take heed
To a look at how
Romance and
Romantic dating
Is defined and explained
Form: Ballad

Under the Bridge

The dating life can take its toll
Finding a wife, my only goal
Be careful what you seek
For now my future is bleak
She didn't tell me her mom was a troll
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Dating Advice For Women

Before you say 'yes' to a fellah,
who's charmed you with tales of himself
take a look at the inside of his microwave
and especially the fridge bottom shelf.
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Perils of Internet Dating

There once was a granny called Vi,

With dentures, peg leg and glass eye.

Many photos I’d seen,

And expected a teen -

Who says that the camera can’t lie?
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Tackle

There once was a serious Missy,
who took a fit a bit like a hissy.
When the man she was dating
took his clothes off while bathing.
Left her completely in a tizzy.
Form: Limerick

More Popular

A young lady on a diet so grim,
Along with exercise became so slim,
New clothes from a fashion store,
Much more popular than before,
Dating three men is making her grin.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Schmoozing

How many remember pitching horseshoes Dating myself, remember when we schmoozed Naughty that was Today, no big fuss Normal as pooping, it's no longer big news
Form: Limerick

Waiting

To just stop dating
And just start waiting
is the best thing on this earth

For most guys will pretend
but the one that waits till the end
is the one that has the most worth
© Jessica K  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Bill

There was an old fella called Bill,
Who joined dating sites for a thrill,
But he failed to impress
Anything in a dress:
At ninety he’s over the hill.

For Scott’s Hill contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Comet Makes Me Want To Vomit

Thinks he’s all that plus a pound of sugar.
I would not trade him for a nose bugger.
See the weird reindeer Comet?
He makes me want to vomit.
He’s dating another seasoned cougar.
Form: Limerick

Separate

I'd dating two hearts
for country and Queen
Each known to the other
as separate and fleeing

Where love is a battle
each one can reside
For each one a man's
not true to decide
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Jet

Like Mozart’s Cherubino, I know nothing of love
but I am waiting on the runway, idling like a jet
I am burning my composure
I am inviting trouble
I have hidden gifts
and a steely will

The Oldest Profession

The oldest profession, far from abating,
has lost it’s long time faux pas rating.
Now … it’s simply called dating.



(Triplet Inspired by Brian Strand's "Whatever" contest.) 5/12/11
Form: Rhyme

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