Short Freckles Poems

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


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She wears the night sky on her face
Constellations for her freckles
And wisps of shooting stars hang
Forever falling from her ears.


Premium Member Freckles

Freckly freckled face Freckling facial features form Featuring freckles http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature4.php
Form: Haiku

Ginger Hair

Ginger Hair

Poor old Joe, It's just not fair,
Born with thick Ginger hair.
Kids are cruel, shout out heckles,
Poor old Joe Ginger hair and Freckles.
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Studying my Appendages

tiger like striping
forearm looks like a white tree trunk
finger leaves at tip

smooth and half way warm
polka dotted with freckles
tiny grandma hands
age
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Enjoying Her Day With Grandma

Daisies in her hair
And freckles on her cheeks
Dressed in gingham
An old-fashioned girl

Innocent and fun-loving
Enjoying her day
Learning to sew
With grandma


Sixpence

Ask yer mother for sixpence, to see the Jerry Giraffe, freckles on his eyebrows, and big ones on his, Ask yer momma for sixpence ...by dunno whozit 1950
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Red Haired Girl

Her hair flows smoothly It’s red as the morning sky Her eyes are so green There’s freckles on her kind face Looking unique, she’s gorgeous
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Made In the Shade

Made in the Shade

Ruby Begonia sits in seaside shade
Reading a book and sipping lemonade
Slathers on sunscreen 
Her freckles unseen
Miss Ruby won't join the "Nude Beach" parade.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member It Feels Like Love

I have a best friend
A look alike
An admirer
She has my face
Her freckles, her laugh, her mannerisms are also mine.
People asked  me what having an identical twin feels like.
It feels like love, I say.

Premium Member today it rained freckles

today it rained freckles
quite more than a few
I caught some in my hands
and threw them into stew

they were tasty and salty
and made me laugh and smile
I hope it rains again soon
freckles certainly do shake up and rile
Form: Rhyme

Mysterious Ways

YOU WILL NOT HURT ME
HOW DO I KNOW THIS
BECAUSE YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL
BECAUSE I MAKE YOU SMILE
BECAUSE YOU LOVE ME
BECAUSE I LOVE YOU BACK
BECAUSE I AM BOLD
AND BECAUSE YOU LOVE THE WAY I SAY
YOU GOT FRECKLES ACROSS YOUR NOSE
© Tu Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

A Universe of Liars

If I could put together
All the little broken pieces of everyone else,
I would make space for her at my table
And count the freckles on her shoulders

What lies you must have seen,
I would say,
Sit a while and tell them to me

Premium Member Crazed With Freckles

my skin is crazed with freckles
age spots we call them at my age
when I was ten they were unwelcome
popping up all over my nose and cheeks like daisies
too many to count now
with amazement I stare at my hands
remembering grandma
age

Premium Member Puzzle

Puzzle
Dazzle
Muzzle


Lively 
Crazy
Slightly


Ripples
Dimples
Freckles


Crying
Laughing
Sighing


Odd spice
Crude price
Cheap vice


Brisk sway
Old play
Void stay




Leon Enriquez
14 May 2018
Hamlet Place, ACT
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Pied Piper of Whimsy

Green freckles and fresh sunshine beams 
followed her to Lah Lah Land.

Puppy dog tails were close behind, 
meowing and smirking,

Flying pigs rolled their eyes
but joined the parade.

She was the Pied Piper of Whimsy
So it was no surprise…
fun

Premium Member Tale of the Gallaghers

weird Gallagher couple was so intertwined, my dear friends
we could not tell where one started or the other one ends.
their faces were entangled, their freckles and noses in a blur.
to distinguish who is who, a nuclear bomb would have had to occur.
Form: Rhyme

Molly

Molly
oh man your tan is so grand
your freckles make you look so unique
i hear your voice makes my heart skip a beat
your blood quenches my thrist
your skin as smooth as silk
your pirceing eyes burn right though me
i'll be your hammer you'll be my nail
Form:

Premium Member Joining the Dots

She asked me how much I loved her
So I started to count
She asked me what I was counting
So I said the units would mount
She asked me the worth of each unit
So I said a million pounds
She asked me what I was counting
So I said the freckles she has

If Only In My Dreams

eyes
green like forests
hair
so light
touched by the suns warmth
cheeks
covered in freckles
angel kisses
lips
kissed by pink roses
voice
stolen from angels
beautiful 
quiet
hands
soft and gentle inside mine
delicate innocent
never letting go
only in my dreams

Freckles and Sun Burns

Afternoon, the sun is hot 
Freckles and sun burns, I've got a lot 
Reminding me of sunny days 
I used to write under sun's rays 

The memories on my skin 
Of sunny places that I have been 
Freckles and sun burns they play 
The memories of my yesterday
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Living Poem

You are the poem, you dwell inside the letters. Apostrophes like freckles, smile lines like parentheses. It may be me that scribes the poem, that finds the words and braids them together, it may be me that pens the poem, but you, you my love, are one
© Rollo West  Create an image from this poem.

Butterfly

Oh my!
How high
Can a butterfly fly?
It can fly
Very high
In the sky.

And, who knows?
I suppose,
If a butterfly chose, 
It could light on a daisy-- 
It could light on a rose.
And, if you stand very still,
It could even light
On the freckles of your nose.
Form:

Premium Member Mid-October Freckles

Orange mid-October freckles blemish the trees, while Jack Frost etches abstracts on cold window panes. And cinnamon-colored leaves fall with each brisk breeze as Winter subtly approaches, and Summer strains to maintain green canopies till November's freeze.

Premium Member A Patch of Blue

A Patch of Blue

When raindrops speckle sidewalks and make the puddles gaily dance;
When highways glisten with freckles of sunshine and umbrellas dot the gloom;
When trees bow down to storm winds and rainbows dance on roofs
I embrace the earth so clean and walk beneath a patch of blue.

Soup of Doris

A quiet almost abrupt person
Believes in heaven and eternity
Culverhouse, cuddly cheer giver
Dang dandy Doris
Enjoys food rich and sweet
Funny in a dry sort of way
Girl in my mind freckles and bangs
Handy and loves to learn


For Tracie Edwards contest
thanks for the inspiration!!
Form: ABC

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