Short Dressing Poems

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


Premium Member Halloween

dressing up in costumes

ring doorbell say trick or treat

bags fill up with candy


                  P.R.Deremer
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Dawn's Nature

Dawn's Nature

sprouted worm stretches the morning dew
dressing the trail for early birds

connie pachecho

6/15/17

Premium Member Dressing Up

I try on words
Like hats and shoes
To see which look
Best fits my muse.

7/30/20

Poem of the Day
August 1st, 2020
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Frost

white feathered ruffles dressing twigs, leaves and branches… some wind like tinsels Dec. 29. 2022 8.02pm
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

My Mother's Face

Once when I woke up 
I went to my dressing room 
The mirror I had stared-
into, showed my mother's face 
I was motionless and quiet.
Form: Tanka


Warmth of Lips

dressing the twilight
with rhinestones of red passion
lovers flame warm lips


Creative Haiku for Charlotte Puddifoot
Sept 21/2014
© Rhoma Em  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Vignette-Tom Boy

Jane could ride
Jane could shoot and fire,
Dressing in men's attire,
Through her glass ceiling broke free-
Labelled..then..a calamity.
Form: Narrative

Wanda Mann

Wanda Mann loves dressing naughty
So the lads will call her, "Hottie"
But out on a date
They all need to wait
Because she has to go potty!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member halloween

tiny goblins running round

some in mothers dressing gown

witch cackle delight

was there such a night

in this hallowed little town.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Clown

One Halloween I dressed up as a clown
At dressing up I was renown
I went around town
With a very big frown
But the candy turned my frown upside down
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Persuasion Comes Not Easily

A dressing-down's full of hauteur 
    Persuasion comes not easily
  
  Instead of rebuke, employ kinder reproof
    a velvet hammer, wield congenially
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member strange uncle

if i had another wish

i would want back my pet fish

for my uncle came to town

and in mothers dressing gown

served him on her fav'rite dish.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thanksgiving Dinner

Traditional roast turkey
only way for me,
with old fashioned bread dressing
and mashed potatoes.
Rich gravy over 
each savored
bite.

Written:11/3/14
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Pillows Divine

or peaceful vines
to turn a fork to tines

fluffy kisses guessing
without dressing

on occassion
pink ovation

to feast and dine
on a ripened vine!
Form:

Dressing

Oil and vinegar just don't mix
When the chef tried stirring with prick
That was his slick trick
And he made the two stick
So, he named his new dressing nick
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Creative Conformity and the Casual Wedding Trend - Not For Contest

Creative conformity
For the majority 
Is something in which to take pride

I love getting dressed up
But usually end up
To my detriment out dressing the bride
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Turkey and Dressing - a Tanka Poem

Turkey and dressing - A Tanka Poem


Turkey and dressing
It is huge and fills my mouth.
It has two strong legs
And a heavy stomach too
When I eaten feel happy
Form: Tanka

The Wrong Stick

We’re dressing to go to a party,
when my wife made a simple plea,
could I pass her the lipstick,
with the glue stick I’m quick,
and she’s still not talking to me.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thanksgiving Meal

A big old turkey smothered In herbs and butter Chock full of tasty dressing Cranberry sauce and Well mashed potatoes Pumpkin pie, Grand!
Form: Epulaeryu

Easter Parade Walk

if its sunshine
going back in time
on this day
it was dressing up to say
to say jesus
we love you a speaical way
they   get togetther and talk
the
EASTER PARADE WALK

Premium Member Zen mode

dressing, undressing as fate ordains
we walk through life as already impulsed
bliss magnetism cleanses soul’s feral stains
there’s nothing we seek, nothing to be repulsed
Form: Rhyme

Kids Growing Up

Their needs need addressing,
In the morning when they're dressing,
Brush their hair, clean their teeth,
Whenever will I get relief,
When they're older it'll be a blessing.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member retirement requires no dressing

used to wear heels
dressing with fancy jewelry
not any more

all about comfort
pajamas and nightgowns
barefooted too

retirement
unhurried and unstressed
free to be me
Form: Senryu

Winter

It is winter
A season that gets the bodies cold
A seasons that lays man down
Dressing him in white clothes
The snowflakes drop into his nostrils
From the skies
It is winter

Premium Member Cross Dressing

Terry's wife is working away So he tries on her pink negligee Wearing satin and lace Puts a smile on his face If rumbled what would his wife say! 13th May 2015
Form: Limerick

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