Short Earrings Poems

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


Premium Member Unrequited Love

golden earrings
too extravagant she said
turning back on love

announced intentions
pouring his heart out to her
she turn and fled
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Her Life Was On Ice

Her life was on ice



she wore purple silk
accented black earrings and chain
ship of gold mothballed

connie pachecho

1/19/17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Regular Hoot

Hortense Halle was a regular hoot
She bought herself a new cottontail suit
   Hula hoop earrings
   A pair of pink wings
She never did fly ~ but boy, was she cute
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Early Summer

midst emerald woods
gold earrings worn buttercups ---
figs and filberts fume

05 April 2023
A New Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Without Notice

A score of years 
Leaves vintage earrings
Faded cards 
Photos
Mixtapes
Nighties
Places now gone
And empty air 
That was once dipped 
In 
Great Passion.

Jeralynn Clark


Premium Member women of the sixties

women were tiny
their waists and noses petite
they had large dark eyes
they wore stylish modest dresses
fancy velvet hats, earrings and gloves
beautiful women in the beautiful sixties

Premium Member Ears Like a Dog

Imagine if the ladies had ears like a dog Wearing earrings on the tips we'd all be agog Attractive... not really A real silly dilly Licking her ears, tongues would get clogged
fun
Form: Limerick

Stoned

STONED

Tahitian black pearls 
Sparkling as studs
Glamorous earrings
Beautiful woman!
_______________________|
Verlena S. Walker
April 07, 2014
Sponsor:     Nette Onclaud
Contest Name:	JUST TEN WORDS
Form: Verse

Premium Member Beneath the Glitter

Scent of amethyst
     Ruby's allure
   Sparkle of sapphire
     Opal's flash in the glade

   Necklace of pearls
     Earrings, pure gold
   Seductresses wear them

   Jaded?
     ~ or bold
Form: Rhyme

While Watching Golden Globes

While Watching Golden Globes

Probably are watching the Golden Globes;
Long dangling earrings hanging from lobes;
No hims and haws;
Only loud applause;
Delightful entertainers were there in droves.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Terrace In Azayba

Terrace in Azayba
 

On the white terrace
the sky sieves
sapphire earrings.

From the nests of the minarets
deep trembles
embalm the horizon.
 
White halo
the city travels
through the desert - 
a ship
of prayers.

Waves from the Tigris



Green woods 

Barefoot I walk 

Chalk half broken 

Unspoken yearnings 

Earrings from the caves 

Waves from the Tigris 

Enslaving existence 

Distances chopped 

Pearl drops

  ________

July 2, 2025

Notes

Mighty behind desk and beak,
teaching chemistry earrings.
Glass rims speak of test--
new eyes flame begins.

Some books peek with hearings,
some hide their giggle as best,
while others lean out to confess
the test they'd like to take.
Form: Verse

Hot Earrings

HOT EARRINGS

Tri-tangled and brushing 
Along your cheek 
As you take a sip 

Click, click, click 

Your hair crosses over your skin 
Bliss 

I wish I could 
Kiss, kiss, kiss 

Your jaw is slipping forward as you 
Drink and mint 
Drink and mint
Form: Verse

A Guinea Fowl

a guinea fowl
molting polka dot feathers—
handmade earrings

© February 21, 2012
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen

Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: Juxtaposition Haiku 	 
Sponsored by: Charles Henderson

http://www.honoluluzoo.org/guineafowl.htm
Form: Haiku

Premium Member shine

bull ride belt buckle
engagement diamond
the venus north star
frosty icicles
a streak free mirror

diamond earrings
chrome on a truck
sixties sequins
crystal ball gown

polished boots
clean dentures
tiara

sparkling
rhinestones

shine

Ears

Ears

Earrings are just embellishments
Ear on my left and rights 
Earns the true credits
Easy to hear the chimps and deer'swith with them
Earth is open to me by them
Earls songs melodies because of ears
Elders best advice is priceless with them ...
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Junk

"In life, all we have are our memories. Hold on to the good ones and let the bad ones go." By Poet

Junk for some and treasures for me
Unique finds everywhere I look
Necklaces and earrings I once played with
Kitchen towels grandma lovingly made
Form: Acrostic

Turbulent Grounds

As i walk on the earth's turbulent turf, Iook back on events that occurred after my 
birth.  I dealt with what i felt was the worst and starved after being over-worked.
Relationships aren't safe because betrayal lurks.  You can't trust what wears 
skirts, earrings and carries a purse.
Form:

Jewels

Shining little objects,
left on a sill.
A pair of iridescent earrings,
and a delicate necklace.
“I don’t know if we will,
see each other again,”
she said as her opal eyes,
reflected the spectrum of dawn.
Yet, the opulent night memory,
and her jewels remain,
just enough to sustain.

Premium Member silver and gold

Silver and gold
Silver and gold
Shiny new jewelry
Or vintage so old

Earrings, bracelets, charms and such
I like all of my jewelry, so very much

Some are real, others are fake.
Some are priceless, others half-baked.
Silver and gold, silver and gold.
I wear them daily, though I am old.
me

Premium Member An Ode To My Ears

To my ears, not elephant ears I did not inherit from my granddad. I have ear piercings on my earlobes, which allow me to showcase my favorite earrings or studs. The left ear is fully deaf, allowing me to enjoy the silence. In a hectic world, those moments are golden.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ode

My Daughter's a Devil

She's as cold as Springtime
dark as the sun
she wants to be strong
but she's just too much fun.

  she tells me she's saving
for shoes and a car
but I hear her raving
for earrings that are...

diamonds and rubies
and gold all entwined
my daughter's a devil............
the heavenly kind.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member do not be intimidated by fancy birds

do not be intimidated by fancy birds
they put their earrings on one at a time
like the drag queen peacocks
and the flabbergasted flamingos

do not be intimidated by fancy birds
you can carry off glitz and glamor as well as they
even if you cannot fly up to the top of an oak tree
you can walk along the porch railing and crow

I Am a May Person

I was born in May!

I was born in a joyful night.

I had my beginning –

when the new earrings and stars were on birches,

when the lilac and tulips blossomed.

I appeared, when oceans warmed,

And dawn came more beautiful. 

I was born in May: 

I am wild and affectionate.

At night time when the guitar sang,

My life started!
Form: Lyric

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