Short Dresses Poems

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


Premium Member I'Ll Take Something In White

i'll take something in white

men dressed in black suits
little black dresses compete
a girl goes shopping


©Donna Jones
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Pirouetting

Angels wove her dresses
    pirouetting 'cross the moon

  Cherubs curled her tresses
    wound 'round a golden spoon
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lily Loves Butcher

Lily is quite a looker
She dresses like a hooker
Dave made a mistake
Asking her for a date
Her husband is a bouncer named Butcher
Form: Limerick

Soap

A woman who dresses in suds
Does not really need any duds
Without being mean
She's easy to clean 
But do keep an eye out for studs!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sequence-Passing Seasons

Spring
watches
a flower-
August a moon-
as
Fall
dresses
scarlet red-
winter silent
calls

Note seen with Japanese haiku eyes
Form: Lanterne


Premium Member Despair

despair dusts hearts dreary draped in stark pain debris that angst next dresses more hopeless depressed
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Night Time Gown

Jet black satin gown 
with tiny crystals sewn upon. 
Silver disk at her waist. 
It's length trails out eternal. 
The night dresses well.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Spring's Fertility

Spring's Fertility


blue jays hop off branch
borne worm caught from sprouting grass
mountain dresses' up

connie pachecho

1/11/17
Form: Haiku

Grandmama Cooking

she is grand of all
she cookes is a ball
my grandmama is tall
am small 
i watch her  old dresses fall
as she is hooking
her
GRANDMAMA COOKING

Titanic

Built unsinkable
She carried her crew proudly
Dresses, wine, and charms
Women twirled into men's arms
Now their ghosts dance in the sea
Form: Tanka

I Care About You

hope your feeling better
dresses for the weather
wear coat and a hat
don't be cute be bold
its cold
this you i won't to do
I CARE
ABOUT YOU

Geraldine

Geraldine dresses in green
Has a badly infected spleen
She eats carrots to keep her eyes keen

This poem was written by my dear friend, Caroline.

Premium Member wash day

wash day on the farm
amish dresses and work pants
strung out on lines

little girls' bonnets
plain white matching socks
slight afternoon breeze
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Bridesmaid's Dresses

Woman at the right wears different color dresses all for bridesmaids. I don’t care about dresses. What’s her name and phone number?
Form: Tanka

Premium Member your attitude is a choice

their dresses were parachutes, panties showing
Seventy-year-olds laughing their knees off
Their sisters were two cars behind, persnickety and pinched
age

Loch Ness Monster

The shy monster deep in Loch Ness
Looks great and dresses to impress
But when fashion designer start arriving
She feels silly and decides upon hiding
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Dressed By Nature

emerald green growth dresses the rocks and pebbles natural velvet 101 poems in a row Contest #18 Sponsored by PD Linda:-) 5th April 2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Identical triplets are her favourite

My daughter's joy: the barn.
Dresses up pets so they keep warm.
Animals are each given names.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member but Dorthy likes to wear Dresses

pressure to conform
prissy Dorothy liked dresses
impractical though

burned rear on park bench
showed pink panties in the wind
she favors slacks now
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Flying the Union Jack

A fine buccaneer broached the scene
Some called the man Jack, Jacqueline
for behind cabin doors
the fine dresses he wore
did rival the gowns of the Queen.
Form: Limerick

A Beautiful Woman

She dresses beyond others eye sight

Speaks no other but what is right

Manners her nice behave sheds light 

A beautiful women she is Himalayan height!

Premium Member Ants In France

There once was a lady from France
She thought about not wearing pants
Just her dresses and skirts
So the men would all flirt
Forgotten, was all of the ants
Form: Limerick

She Must of Been An Autumn Maple Tree

She must of been,
An autumn maple tree,
The way her canopy,
Embraces the green hues,
Innate gold,
And sheds her cares,
Like dresses and leaves
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

A Tree

A tree grows from the ground up
Grows tall with a little luck

It leans on the sunshine,
and soaks up the rain

It sheds its clothes,
then dresses for the Spring!
© Cindy Lu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Fall Isn'T Done

A carpet of orange dresses the ground,
trees growing bare as leaves flitter down,
nip in the air tells of stark days to come,
but not now at least, the Fall isn’t done.

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