Short Disrobed Poems

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


Disrobed

Quirks
of fate
make nonsense
of us all
Shipwrecked
on a vain reality
we stand naked
— before the Queen

(Dreamsleep: October, 2025)


Premium Member Skeleton Tree

crooked and stooped
its trunk like an old man's. . . 
a cold wind moans

withered leaves fall
from weathered branches. . . . 
an old man disrobed

wind begins howling
tapping at my window. . . 
skeletal limbs
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winter Approaches

Gold leaves flutter to the ground Winter approaches ~ Maple tree branches are naked, awaiting gloomy graphite clouds to clothe them with snow They languish in stoic stasis, deciduous and disrobed until budding in spring
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member My Tree's Seasons

spring wakens my tree - a bejeweled perfumed bride. . . . love birds make their nest summer’s yellowed lawn beneath my tree’s sombrero. . . . grass breathes sweet relief fall’s quick change artist - from green to gold to crimson. . . . disrobed, my tree naps
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Banana Disrobed As Onion's Cries

If bananas  could talk 
They would say "don't unpeeled us"

If onions could cry
They would  dry their eyes

Now,  now dry them their eyes 

Banana stop crying onions here
Banana, banana  stop flashing pull up your peel
Banana  disorder as onion cries 

1/9/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©


Premium Member A Warrior Mentality

A warrior mentality
so to speak – 

donning our armor
of daily fashion;

tinted shades closing
off soul-windows,
concealing from 
prying eyes of inquisitive
nakedness – 

we clothe
fearing being disrobed

truth, such privates far deeper 
than skin

Gucci, and likes, the first
line of Metropolitan Defense….

False Light


You can find anything on the internet 

Just take a second to think about that

It’s illegal but it’s there

It’s immoral but it’s there

It’s evil even there

AI disrobed a generation

Algorithm replace love with lust

The great corruptor 

Darkest additions

From the false light of screens 

By D.N. Read 

Premium Member Conspiracy Dearie

every existent conceivability
aflush, for you, wise magistrate, disposable.
in comes reason:
out-gums reasonability.

you
are so 
full of 

delightful spirits of unseasoned giving.   

the turkey disrobed
stuffing        eagerly 
cranberry 

(sauce)
you have smeared christmas 
on your face because

you rolled the paper ripe for wrapping.


12/13/2018

Hungering Revealed

In the sadness of a fevering  heart,
Disrobed humanness can fade away,
Revealing rich spiritual realities.
The Word of God declaring His clarity,
In the futility of human hungering.

Steadfast love & justice make music,
Releasing fountains of satisfying coolness,
Calming pleading, sating needing.
Call others into the shower of joy,
& share the witness of His care.

Premium Member Sometimes

Sometimes I lie alone in bed
Eyes closed disrobed and feel you
Your head upon my bare chest 
Drowning the beating of my heart 
And it’s as if we are conjoined
In raptured pleasure of animal
And Soul fulfilling hunger like 
No other beast or human could 
Or would dare enter our dream
Of spiritual physical exacerbation 
Oh how you free my Soul my Love
Sometimes I lie alone in bed.

Do the Least For Me

A hood, a cloak
A limp in step
The figure wandered through the streets
He had a plan
He'd test the men
To see which one would meet His needs
To one quite young
The other old
He simply asked of them some bread
But then the answers were the same
I'm sorry sir, there's nothing left
To prove His point
He then disrobed
Threw His cane into the fire
If you cannot do the least for Me
Then none do I desire
© Amy Bohack  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nude Form

A very nude form Standing next to unmade bed Looking out the door The window allows light in She seeks her clothes to clad Without a sound made She slowly puts on each cloth Feeling each fabric Allowing to enjoy their touch The warm feel of them on her She now is clothed Looking at what she once was So nude and so free She longed to be disrobed As she desired to be nude
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Political Ordeal

I becomes a We in any political ordeal
Masses are ruined in any political garb
Faiths are shattered by the leaders we trusted
Innocents sacrificed in the name
Of their nation and religion
But, alas!
Homes are emptied and 
Many crevices of the earth harden
With their soaked and dried blood
Cities disrobed with her little hearts 
Looted, plundered migrants

The heart and the earth wail to no avail!

March 19, 2016
Contest : Political Ordeal
Sponsor : C. T.

Size Matters

She was a gorgeous girl 
I met years ago.
at Black's Beach near San Diego.
It's a nude beach 
so I wasn't wearing clothes.
She sat down next to me 
then disrobed.
Her body was exquisite 
I couldn't help but stare.
She knew I was checking her out but didn't seem to care.
We began talking about sex 
she mentioned her foot fetish 
thought it important I knew
Then she inspected my package 
And commented sounding disappointed 
I guess eight inches will have to do.

JSB
Form: Rhyme

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