Short Disrobe Poems

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


Premium Member Lady G

263
I don’t wanna be
Friends either
Lady G
Let’s just simply be
Caught in our 
Love embrace
As I disrobe
You lace
For
Leather
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member As Time Goes By

To check the health of your gut microbe,
the nurse will ask him to disrobe, 
and (as Sam said), on this you can rely,
he'll wait for the doctor as time goes by.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Christian Quintile

Habits
Ingrained die hard,
We need a helping hand
To disrobe,transmute our inner
Nature
with
Beauty
free from above,
Embedded in our heart
With loving kindness,ready to
Impart.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Fall Returns

How beautiful winters fall returns
Natures time to sleep and renew
The wind helps the trees disrobe
Frosts kiss goodbye flowers
Leafless buds bestow
Only once more
Final act
Now rest
Sleep
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Zen mode

our heart region is a bliss globe
and head ovoid the cosmic egg
revealed when we slowly disrobe
prayer on lips for freedom beg

what’s there to be said about this
as we become love, light and bliss
Form: Rhyme


Winter

Adrenaline rush of frostbite maps out sail
Fugitive senses converge to disrobe snow blindness so bright
Though fluffy and soft in the air
Hard hitting the ground, beauty in opposites ignite

11/11/2015
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member My Adonis-Like Body

People are the weirdest animals on the globe This may come as no great surprise especially if I disrobe My Adonis-like body Ain't not too shoddy Won world-wide acclaim for my muscular earlobes
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Disrobing Autumn Trees

In autumn as trees disrobe Pirouetting falling leaves Reveal their hidden glamour Natures bare branch charm. 2nd October 2020 Writing Challenge - Dodoitsu - Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France * *
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Verse Freed To Catenate

A CHRISTIAN QUINTILE
Habits
Ingrained die hard,
We need a helping hand
To disrobe,transmute our inner
Nature
with
Beauty
free from above,
Embedded in our heart
With loving kindness,ready to
Impart.

Copyright © Brian Strand | Year Posted 2007
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Mindful Eye

The mindful eye Feels each strobe Sees soul disrobe As heart does sigh Impulse rise and fall Embrace and release Doing as we please Whilst standing tall Wary of indulgence In a narrow band We do understand Ego scars innocence 21-February-2022

Algae

Hop scotch not
Possible with these
Skinned knees
Bleeding.

Fish kisses wiping
Away the disparity and
Dismissing the
Consequence.

Admonishment so
Wholesome and
Irreverent.

Buried into the
Pillow now
Feathers disrobe.

________________________
More works at alexfalls.com

Premium Member Beyond Perceptions

I live on a plane
higher than your perceptions
you can't define me

my heart is my home
those who are sincere enter
not all are welcome

I hurt and I bleed
yet I'm indomitable
you can't destroy me

veiled in mystery
secure from all prying eyes
I disrobe for love

Eileen Manassian
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Autumn Dream

What coincides with falling leaves?
Shorter days and longer sleeves.

So strange, the trees should now disrobe.
As snow descends upon the globe.

To bring the land to the edge of death.
Fall soon succumbs to winters breath.

Eternally chased by the bitter sting.
Autumn's one dream is to meet with the spring.
© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thought of the day

memory recalls waking and dreaming
but we know nothing of the deep sleep state
save that we awake, refreshed and beaming
back within this form, ready to face fate

strange it is that we do not care to probe
subtle realms we seem to have visited
stripped of ego, where we chose to disrobe
aglow in our light, from fears acquitted
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Bliss Triangulation

Bliss triangulation Space between eyebrows, chakra where bliss grows of it’s own accord, bowing to The Lord. Heart’s the love centre, where bliss beats canter as soundless thunder, beheld in wonder. Fontanel’s bliss strobe, sees ego disrobe, as we so dissolve, that soul may evolve. 02-August-2022
Form: Jueju

Reflections In the Firelight

The wood is piled
my emotions riled
Sweet expectations
settle in my soul

Sweat dappled brows
my emotions drowse
sudden conclusions
fill in the hole

of my heart.

The fire started in the pit
warming ourselves 
in it's globe
and there we sit
like two lost elves
waiting to disrobe

Take your time,
Love
The perfect man
does exist.

rlm '09

Premium Member Winter Bliss

Grey skies make me smile
Autumn's chill embraces me
Winter's on the way

Now I feel alive
Heat and humidity gone
Summer's oppression

Trees disrobe for sleep
Pray, winter bring your snow
To blanket the earth

White ice lit darkness
Slight crunch of snow under foot
Quiet falling flakes

Swirling wind echos
Calling souls to festival
Join in blissful dance
Form: Haiku

Feral Dance

The human form so slightly alters
And tells a tale of times gone by
Even when the voices decry
Our spirit never falters.

Spinning with each turn of the globe
Dancing forms are changed
Some may say we become deranged
As our skin begins to disrobe.

Feral creatures control the floor
Our hackles raised as we dance
Giving ourselves to our trance
Two legs shift to four.
© Sasha Edl  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Cages

Man seems most adept
when building His cages – 
the farmer, his barns,
the banker, his vaults,
the priest, his coop of
verses...
Christ offers all freedom
of the Cross~ but few 
will disrobe
come out
and be pierced – 

Convinced cleansing by 
the blood of another – such
Truth a physical cage – 
the politician forging bars
of steel~ Satan will take due
at his grave.

Premium Member Blue Kimono

Blue Kimono 1 (Tanka)
   Robed in a blue, white-
flowered kimono, she combs
her hair while I watch,
calmly detangles my mind
before I disrobe to rest.
                 ***

Blue Kimono 2 (Tanka)
   Robed in a blue, white-
patterned kimono, she combs
her hair while I watch,
calmly detangles my mind
before I disrobe to rest.
                 ***
Form: Tanka

Complex X

The letter X is quite complex, it may even be a hex or have special effects.

Check out the subject with respect to X.

There was a man who traveled the globe. When in other countries he would sleep in his clothes.

Terrified to disrobe. The doctors said, it had to do with the frontal lobe.

So they labeled hin a xenophobe. I'll no longer probe for the letter X has me vexed, it's quite perplexed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Choose To Ascend

How may we redress, feelings we repress, shrivelling our soul, now blackened like coal? Shortcuts do not work, so let us not shirk, cleansing of our heart, which is where we start. In thought, word and deed, ferality weed, all desires disrobe, watching each fear strobe. Stillness shows the way, how we cease to sway, to lower cravings, as love grows it’s wings. 01-July-2022
Form: Jueju

Death

Why grieve over death
It sheds what is not yours.
Water, air, earth, fire and space.
To let real you – the soul
Exercise its real power.
Why fear death
It liberates you
Without being asked to
From fleshy prison.
Why not love death
It disrobe you of constraints
Put sneakily by crazily loved body.
Cherish it hence.
For death is freedom
The real lover 
Lends who the wing
To the stranded soul
To fly beyond zenith
To hug the ocean 
It dropped wherefrom.

Premium Member Into the Enchanted Forest

Into the enchanted forest 
I will go and wander awhile
with the most ancient one amongst 
the magical mythical wild.

I shall disrobe the mundane rust
of mortal mind, its death-filled coil,
and dwell within the living trust
of magical mythical wild.

The ancient one may let me dream,
then bid me plant in fertile soil
joy-filled spells, there beside the stream
and magical mythical wild.

Into the enchanted forest; and magical mystical wild.
Form: Kyrielle

Rosy

A lovely dawning
paints a rose tinted sky.

it will rain later,
the sky will disrobe
and fall as summer tears;
a rain softly sorrowful
yet drenched in a gentle joy.

So young and fair
are the fresh skirts
of this new washed air;
a breeze lifts our eyes
to the hem of heaven.

When the rain comes,
when the gray air trembles,
for it most certainly will,

our sprits will know
both delight and drear,
as we recall,
the lovely artistry,
the fine first blush
of this rosy dawn.

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