Short Demurely Poems

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


Premium Member Hearts Afire

Clad in a negligee, I hear him whisper, “Come to me.”
Demurely I withdraw, but he rushes to me filled with passion.
Taking me in his arms, he kisses me, setting hearts afire.
Form: Sijo


Golden Glory

A golden leaf, silently falling
Returning to earth that created it earlier
Gently... slowly...  breezily 'tis transported
Landing humbly on its side, bowing, submitting
Its end has arrived, it demurely relinquishes
Form: Tanka

Premium Member adverbs are my favorites

adverbs dress up ordinary verbs
easily, quickly, confidently,
jokingly, suspiciously, cagily,
demurely, purely, delicately,
deliberately, justifiably, undeniably,
jubilantly, whimsically flippantly
they may be my favorite parts of speech

Premium Member Artist, This Is a Spring Landscape

Spring. The grass oh so green grows on the field. A carpet on the land resembles green velour. A blue sky hovers over. A yellow sun illuminates. A few white clouds drift quite demurely. Artist, now’s the time to spread your canvas.
Robert Pettit
Form: Etheree

Virginal Glow

Sweet lady, This evening moon casts an ambient glow Allowing the innocence you possess to shine through The virginal smile of youth show demurely upon your face As the light seems to have captured a particular moment in time Smile for me, oh dear one, and let me gaze upon the beauty that is you


Premium Member Sketch of a Dream

Nature is a sketch
of the tenuous hold we have 
on formidable time.
No season stands  immutable - 
each an interlude - one to another.

Demurely, summer gives way to Fall.
Bereft of leaves, brittle branches rattle
against a crisp blue sky. 
When winter enfolds us all we dream;
the collective dream of spring.

Eight word sketch
For John Hamilton
10/31/17
3rd Place

Life's Epilogue

Crossing over,
  I thought it’d be different

Crossing over,
  I thought things would change

Crossing over,
  I thought I’d be better

Crossing over,
  I fought through the rain

Now looking back,
  I see demurely

Now looking back,
  I see through the fog

Now looking back,
  I see more clearly

Now looking back
  —through life’s epilogue

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Face of a Goddess

She walked into my universe silently as her lovely smile. Rarely such beauty is preserved Bar, perhaps, a Grecian profile: some alabaster sculptured head Cold, soulless in a museum Of a venerable Greek, long dead; Or maybe an athenaeum Where I have found her while reading Looking down at me in the silence from a vast book-laden shelving. I overcame my ambivalence When her face appeared before me a visage, smiling demurely.
Form: Verse

Undress the Moon

Adagio chased Goddess,
whispering silver soft illusions
sighing to the wind,
eternally sweet carresses,
free ing  your mind
with each
warm brown echo.
a voice found
fastened to 
buttons.......
falling stars
that would soon
undress 
the 
golden 
moon,
for she has
 wrapped 
 herself
demurely 
in the mists,
to hide 
her face
from  a  
lover's
gaze......
we know the sun 
has left 
a kiss,
upon his own ,
eternal,
slave.

Premium Member Late October

Though tenuous the winds impinge 
on late October's brittle fringe,
bereft of August's saffron glow
when brilliant sky did ardent flow
formidable in cyan tinge,

immutable will frost astringe
hot tangerine of summer singe;
no haven for the zeal to go.

Demurely comes first winter's twinge
as last of maple leaves unhinge.
Soon falcons after doves will go
'cross interludes of vestal snow,
while eaves sketch icicles' syringe.



10/23/17
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Delicate

“Delicate” is such a gentle word Conjures up thoughts of aromas Of freshly baked bread Meandering through kitchens Of years gone by Simpler times when the world Witnessed less turmoil Greeting each other with love With a friendly smile a tip of the hat Ladies smiling demurely Filling the air with a scent Of lavender conjuring up odours Thoughts of distant lands Sweet scents of lavender and lilac Nothing but a delicate joy

Premium Member Ensemble of Voices

Her
alto
foundation
adds richness to
soprano's ringing
melody with soaring
obbligato overtones,
while diva gets rousing applause
supportive alto smiles demurely
knowing it takes ensemble of voices.

-OR-
Her alto foundation adds richness to soprano's ringing melody with soaring obbligato overtones, while diva gets rousing applause supportive alto smiles demurely knowing it takes ensemble of voices.
written February 14, 2022
Form: Etheree

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