Short Desirability Poems

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


Premium Member Quintessential Romantic Mirror

Victorian mirror was extraordinarily romantic
women who discovered her were never disappointed
their wishes came true after her purchase
men flocked to them, for their desirability was heightened
a hundredfold


Who Are You

Who are you?

Who  are you? 
What's  there beneath. .
The man the lady  of glory .. the scalp of idealism .. 
Re-curved from  desirability.
Who are you...
 Constant youth of inter optimism..
You?

Who are you?
Soul smile , a helping hand?
Someone you feel mercy for?

You ..Waking up.  
Yesterday  was the same  . 
But yet it's another day. 
Whats around you.
Undoubtedly..
You are still you .
© Rose Lil  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Winters Cycling Kids U K

Cold at 10 c or below, will the teacher say
Theyre good to go? In driving rain or sleet
Real neat.? Frozen fingers faces and feet
Pushing hard, maybe devloping a racing
Streak.? On empty stomachs? To classrooms
Chilled.' A climate win? old Sunaks thrilled.'
Forget about asthma.' Septembers warm.'
A weeks a long time..He has been warned.!
Myocarditis now approaches spawn' young
Minds will learn, truth is not just a fleeting
Turn.'
Form: Rhyme

If I Ruled the World Not For Contest

Intelligence
First

I

Request
Uniting
Liberation
Equaling
Desirability  

Thus
He
Emanuel 

Would
Offer
Righteous
Lifesaving 
Dominion 

None speaks louder then the Lord
Cast not your fears upon man
For he is the ruler of this world

I cannot put myself above him
I cannot rule this world
I cannot and do not have his power

Thus, He is the ruler of our world
Thus, He is the savor of this world
Thus, He is our God
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

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