Short Fairest Poems

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Premium Member I Look In the Mirror

I look in the mirror
and
sometimes ask 
who is the fairest of them all
Sometimes I just laugh
and 
sometimes I just ball


Premium Member looking glass spirits

looking glass magic
murky message barely seen
who is the fairest

threatening message
from spirit or ancestor
i wiped it away
Form: Senryu

X Pose A

Trump loves his rubber Boobie Doll
She is the fairest of them all
Her feminine wiles
Hide Classified Files
When Donald is having a bawl
Form: Limerick

Roses For Pd

I offer you a single rose Scented petals, sanguine hue I know not who's the fairest one The ruby rose or you Bob Quigley Dedicated to PD
Form: Rhyme

Finer and a One Liner

If I were the fairest and finest of all the finer
Could about myself come up with a crazy one liner?

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet


Queen

Mercurial Freddie, quicksilver 
he was-- beautiful enough 
to give you pause.  Who 
is the fairest of them all? He 
of the life size poster on 
my bedroom wall.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Mirror-Mirror

I asked a question to mirror on wall
Who in our town is the fairest of all?
It answered, “you are,
Be advised not to go far
Break me soon if want to be so afterall".
Form: Limerick

Premium Member name your lipstick

Ballerina shoes pink
Miss majestic magenta
Fresh as a rose red
Fairest faintest nude
Paris, New York pleasure
Lipstick colors in red, purple, beige, pink and brown

In Spring, A Floral Clock

In Spring, a floral clock
Time shows us.
Love's own love-flushed dial!
Fairest smile!

In Autumn, a pale-blown
Leaf's o'replus.
Age's own soured outlook!
Crinkled. Crook.
Form: Rhyme

Makita Xx: Daredevil

The finest siren
To have tread the fairest acres
At the height of skyscraper
She ascends
autonomous and replete
fashioning the ashes
that compose the minutes
that we have loved and lost
Form: Verse

Divine Thought

A handful of dirt
A grubby old pot
Of what, for to show it off
Gives purest witness.

Child-like, is out-smiled
Of a flowerhead.
As sweet that, and as tender.
Fairest graciousness.
Form: Rhyme

Mirror - Mirror

Old, Broken, Disfigured Bodies, wake to face another day


     Their Helping Hearts, Large with the Compassion of their Afflictions


     Mirror, Mirror, Who is the Fairest of Us All?
Form: Sijo

Premium Member An Easy Quiz

Think I'll start your day off with an easy quiz Who's the fairest, famousest lim man in the biz One guess you get Pretty hard to forget Get it wrong and you'll wish you never lived
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Fairest

Here beneath this humble mount lies

The girl with the prettiest eyes

Greater beauty one hadn't seen

She was fairer than any queen!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
   28 December 2019
Form: Epitaph

Faithful Until the End

fairest Lord,
you put
this food on
thy table
you put
these clothes
on thy
back and
thy soul
is more able
to give
you the
sweet praises and
this is why
we are
faithful
until the
end Amen

Premium Member Resting Robin-

fairest robin in a tree twiddly-dee-dee resting robin sings ~ ever so lovely summer robins so singing tweet-tweet-tweet-tweet-tweet
7/4/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Christmas

Oh, Christmas tree, Oh, Christmas tree,
Which is the fairest tree I see?
The tree that brings sweet memories
Of angel with the golden hair.
No other tree is half so fair.


For Francine's "Christmas" contest  won 9th
Form: Rhyme

Aphrodite

pink lips, golden hips,
this beauty makes me power trip.
i am aphrodite at the after party
sipping golden apple martinis by the pool.
chosen by troy, i am the fairest of them all.
 
even your best friend called me a goddess.

Premium Member A Love Note To My Fairest Dearest One

I can't wait to steal your gentle gaze.
How I miss the wind blowing between 
Each strand of your soft hair.
And the golden gasp of mist on 
Your breath.
I yearn TO kiss your love stained
Supple cherry LIPS 
SIP BY SIP BY SIP

Bonnie

Bonnie lass with eyes of blue

With hair of copper brown

The fairest rose I find for thee

And lay upon the ground

Restless I shall wander

Nowhere I long to be

Until the day my bonnie lass

they lay me down by thee.
Form: Epitaph

Mirror Mirror

Mirror Mirror

Mirror, mirror, she asked, "who is fairest?"
Said a maiden who felt like the rarest
Mirror answered unkindly
Maiden struck at it blindly
Now her image, is cracked and embarassed.



John Derek Hamilton
Jan 01,2016
Form: Limerick

Holistically Speaking

Not all on earth has great allure:
 Roaches, lice, bad eggs, manure.
 On dung hills, yet, spring forth sweet flowers.
 Therefore, ye wise, employ your powers
 to see the world as one great whole,
 its fairest face, its warts, an' all.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member SAPIENTIA, after an 8th Century Latin poem

O, Sapientia, Mistress of Our Soul,
Effulgent glory of eternal light
Spin the wheel of life that you govern
Ordering all within the moonlit night.
O come, fairest Sapientia, lead us into day
With saving hand, on heaven's sacred way.
Form: Rhyme

Makita Xviii: Diary of a Streetwalker

She’d recite the fairest refrains
As upon marble texture I languish
Moxie was her focus to sway me
I, never once yearning to retreat,
Became enveloped by an aura of passion
Spry was the breeze that descended
From the design ‘twas her lovely palms
Form: Verse

River

River river on the wall
who's the fairest of us all
it's me,I river show to thee
the sparkling splash giving fee
the wonder of all eyes to see
the song doth always e're hear
for a billion trillion molecules to fear
and burst peace to you dear
Form: Elegy

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