Short Dolled Up Poems

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Premium Member Barbie’s life uncomplicated

Uptown girl living the dream
She gets dolled up on saturday night
anticipating date all week long



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


Premium Member Adriana

my neighbour was a simple woman
quiet and modest in all ways
she led the kind of life
that most would never envy

from nine to five she'd pay her dues
but then on weekends would come to life
she'd get dolled up and put on heels
and turn into a real live beauty queen



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Divalicious

Dolled up powerful women,
interested in building the table;
Very often off on their own,
always by their own design;
Leave her to it
if you don’t appreciate focus
cause’ she’s not gonna back down;
Insane to every onlooker
of course that is why they fail,
Unlimited ambitious dreams,
she’s crazy until they come true.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Rhythm of Summer

I won't  miss a moment 
At the daylight I wake ,
Getting all dolled up 
 For the Sun to take

Lifting my senses 
That warm thick breeze
My heart dances 

Waited so long 
A season so fleeting ,
The sound of a splash 
A sweet song on the air 

18 hour days, hard at play 
I'll sleep when it's over
That  rhythm of Summer

Stepping Out With My Lady

Gotta date
 with my baby
out on the town
with my gal
wearing the
 new shoes
my honey 
gave me
she's dolled up
in diamonds
 and pearls
stepping out 
with my lady
supper
 and dancing
what ah
 wonderful world

go to the rink
skate ah 
little while
she's got a fashion
she's gotta style
we'll skate a bit
and dance a while
I'll kiss her cheek
to make her smile
Form: Ballade


Premium Member Dolled Up

It matters getting dolled up; 
I didn’t realize how much 
until there was no reason,
no one around to see it ;
No more clothes flirting with words 
beauty fading from the world, 
women thrive in cherry gloss;

Feeling pretty makes you smile; 
Sweats and pajamas all day 
surprised sadness is mounting? 
Dresses cannot be depressed;
So paint your nails wear the heels,
it matters getting dolled up.

Premium Member The Rocking Horse

I am sure footed every time
never fallen in all my born days
times I go outside and look up
then I think and sing to the stars
as I smirk, then I go back inside
there was a girl, all dolled up
gave me a wink, and I thought to wink
then we parted ways, I moseyed on
and again she saw me and leaned
towards me and gave me a hug
I knew not what to do, till she said
"Giddy up little horsey", and we did

Blocks of Nigh

through streets of déclassé squalor, i wander, 
courtesan of chaos my feet bare, 
ballerina on the dirty floor 
o the city's kin of decay, 
ragtag orchestra plays its dirge;
an eerie swan song.

i dance with shadows, a mistress of midnight's 
in alleyways, i hear the ghosts of carnal revelries,
know the dolled-up ghoul of society's sweet melee,
her cocktail shrouded in obtuseness, 
shares its waves of beer-fused intoxication
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Painkiller

She's all dolled up, looking cool and hot, that's better than she's used to 

Out on the town looking around for a guy that's better than she's used to 

Looking cute in her go-getter suit, wish she were mine loving like we used to...

I see her face in the middle of the night 
I lay awake and wonder why
A love so strong could ever die 
And I cry...

Repeat three verses
Repeat chorus

Copyright ©? Jeff W. Watson, August 5, 2026
Form: Lyric

Adventures of the Cuddledog Dolls

WOMEN AGAINST
MEAN WOMAN
IS AN NON FOR PROFEIT 
ORGANIZATION
THAT CHAMPIONS WEAKER MENS
AND WEAKER WOMEN CAUSES
AGAINST MEAN BROADS SYNDROME
THE SLANG FOR THE ORGANIZATION
IS BATTRE UNE CHIENNE
OR CUDDLE DOG SYNDRME
THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED
IN HARLEAM NEW YORK
IN 1932 BY AN UNKNOWN SOURCE
FUNDED BY SUPER HERO'S
FROM
BLACK HORNET
TO GREEN LANTERN,
THEY SAY EVEN
BEX THE DRECKLER
SUPPORTED THEM
GAL'S FRESS FROM BATTE UNE CHIENNE!
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Damsel

A  light  shines deep inside
Strong and sharp , a cloudless 
sky

Never to be seen with long 
tresses,
I Don't do shy submissive 
glances 

I abhor ' arm candy' dolled up 
in heels and lace
 
Sorry boys, I won't ever be 
your damsel in distress

 Weakness is swallowed
And spit out with rage 

 a trail of glitter on the floor  
Shattering delicate sensibilities 

 A carnivorous flower
Punching with thorns 
 
 Sorry boys, I am my own 
Knight in Shining armor

Premium Member Glamour

Getting all dolled up, even the plainest moth can become a butterfly.
Looks are made alluring when body, nails and hair
Are given glints of gorgeousness! One becomes candy for the eye!
More flash than inner substance, it’s all external flair.
Only inner beauty requires no assistance from a glam squad entourage.
Ultra-chic yet likely vain are those concerned all the time with fanfare.
Riches can buy glitz, but it’s merely a mirage.
Form: Acrostic

Hook, Line And Sinker

Broad in the beam not much of a looker this crusty rust-bucket of nuts screws and bolts is a crabby old hooker as luck would have it dolled up trolling for supper at any port in a storm she still gives good service tho' down on her uppers now showing her years deep in the scuppers yet still on the game fishing by night for a living not to sully or bruise her good name tho' one might unduly call her a 'Cruiser' this goodly vessel is truly a trawler
Form: Rhyme

Injustice

Injustice likes to operate in dank and dark places

Injustice doesn't want to be recognized by it's attributes or faces

Injustice goes slinking around staying away from the Light

In this way Injustice can play

Using all of his might

You won't find Injustice all dolled up at the ball

Or making loud jokes on your trip down the hall

Injustice likes going incognito

Unseen by us All

If anyone's seen him

Please announce

With pointed fingers and a loud clarion call!
Form:

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