Short Girlish Poems

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


Premium Member Approach with Caution

Lovely girlish figure be damned.
I’m having that cheesecake no matter what.
Just try to stop me.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member the gs are playing

gigantean gibber-gabble gives girlish gander goose genuine goluptious
gobbledygook glorifying glimmering glimpses of greasy glossy glittering
goose gossip.

Premium Member White Lace

A veil of white lace obscures my bride's face as she walks with girlish grace in her practiced pace, look-see; soon, she’ll take her place standing pure and chase by me.
Form: Lyric

In Your Summer Frock A-Swish

With one this self aware
So attired, twirling round
As shows off, whilst in sync with
True femininity

Woman, on full display.
Its sex as dignifies.
Girlishly youthful, albeit!
Girlish like; loose and free!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member the gs have it

gigantic girlish ghouls gathered at Gate’s gazebo
glabrous ghouls glistening grotesque globs of gloom
gothic goldbricking good-for-nothing gossips on the go
green-eyed grandstanding grifters, guests of green groom.


Premium Member Lacey Ghost and White Bats

Lacey ghost liked her name, and lived up to it too
She was frilly and frothy from her legs up to her boo
Flittered and fluttered like the butterflies and faeries do
Lacey ghost was girly-girlish with white bats that coo
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Pigs

Some are my best friends are pigs from the farm Don't ever say that to a member of the local gendarme The quickest way to handcuffs Meals of mouse turds and stuff Best bow and declare they have girlish charm?
Form: Limerick

For Their Music

Mood-enhancers
For their music.
Mind-entrancers
Time slows; then stops.

That voiced sweetly
In rock-skipped brook.
As wee, feebly
Recall. Sad plops!

One, as girlish
Whom once, greeting
Street-leapt, a-swish
Hint of love drops.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Grouch and the Girl Scout

Charming child, your apple cheeks
give an appearance which bespeaks
of girlish innocence.
I have ten dollars and ten cents -
Now that you have gained my trust,
do with me what you must.
Sell me cookies, 'lil booger,
and kill me with loads of sugar.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Love of My Life

The Love of My Life

Flowing tresses of.blond hair and deep blue eyes
We flirted, promising our undying love for each other
I was captivated by her girlish charm and wit
After nine steamy months it came to an end
I moved to a new school district to start third grade

Aged To Perfection

Now I lay me down to sleep in the arms of a woman who lets me keep the legend of me, in my mind. My old woman is terribly kind. Now I lay me down to sleep in the arms of a man who lets me keep my girlish reflection — his eyes a mirror. My old man could not be dearer.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Chorus Of Chortle

Biting through strings on girlish giggles 
harrowing the echo of church bells;
Overpowering with sweetness
rolling in good times that tune foretells,

Magick you always want to join in,
tragic to know it’s a small circle;
Fabric that has been stitched together,
dramatic their chorus of chortle.
Form: Lento

Serene Sunlover shines

Sun seeking sunflowers' stalks stand stylishly sleek
Bite birds, butterflies on beat before blazing blooms
Farm fields fire-up framing fascinating flourish
Gushing green grass giggle with girlish gaiety
Still soil sings soulful song to silent seeping saps
Reaper respectfully rallies with rapt rapture.

Premium Member Candy Land

Burly bright boys 

And curly maned misses 

Naughty night noise 

And candy cane kisses 

Sweetly sampled shapes 

And soft hungered hips

Nicely nibbled napes 

And lollipop lips 

Gleeful girlish giggles 

And playing footsie all day 

Wishful wanton wiggles

And tootsie rolls in the hay
Form: Rhyme

Your Signature

S-So very loving most of the time,
I- intuitive and informative rhyme.
G-Girlish with laughter and bright,
N-naturally polite.
A-Apple of my watchful eye,
T-together anything we will try.
U-Understanding is your love,
R-rather fits you like a glove.
E-Eternal is my devotion,upon the 
   sea of maternal emotion.
Form: Acrostic

Waiting In the Rain

With each of a feminine
Girlish swishing head
As one droll inhibited *
When not rainily diffused
Select gazing has confused
Worsen's waiting's grief

Up-swirls the one dear figure.
Sylph apparitions's!
So colours the emotions
As brighten a day's face-trait
Recognized alone of it
Gives this heart relief.

* umbrella
Form: Rhyme

Spectroscopic Smile

Your exit teased before turning around,
Quickly gaze to expose who you've found,
My boyish blush spotted by girlish glow,
Our eyes lock in tandem as we both know.

Naturally break in two genuine smiles, 
Heart dropping moment without denial,
Vunerable selves were almost too real,
Frankly our chemistry made time stand still.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Breakheart Pass

Raspberry rubies drip from her lips

My mush-mouth tongue drops to the ground 

Girlish giggles as she sashays hips

Gearhead's freight train drowns out all sound


Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead

This wreck scheduled to arrive and shine

She flips the switch on the tracks instead

Breakheart Pass skips a worn-out line
Form: Rhyme

Friends' - 2000

On long summer days lets sit and talk awhile,
Making time for each other, endless conversation
( I think we could talk forever...)
Sitting in the garden,soothing cups of tea,
The sweet smell of boarders; brimming with colour.
Glasses full of lemonade, sun hats, happy smiles,
Endless girlish chatter, that's what friendship brings to mind.
© Denise Doe  Create an image from this poem.

Ten Ways To Tell You Are Getting Old

When your boobs begin descending
When your bottoms getting bigger
When you put on extra weight
And you’ve lost your girlish figure
When you find a friend in chocolate
When you’d rather read a book
When you take of all your clothes
And nobody wants to look
When you get a water bottle 
When your feet are always cold
When the night sweats come to haunt you
It’s a sign you’re getting old
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Grand-mother

i miss the way she looked at me
i miss the way she held my hand

i miss the softness of her cheek
i miss the games and girlish laughter

i miss the passion in her day
i miss the time she'd spend with me

i miss the years cruelly stripped away
i miss most the things she had to teach me

but since she's been gone i recognize
she's been the angel watching over me




AP: 3rd place 2025
Form: Ode

Kevina

Behind the elaborate mask I wear
You are a tempting sample of wine
Beauty to behold, your face serious
With a dazzling smile, girlish delight,
With the most enchanting looks
that would melt the coldest of hearts
You are exquisite, warm, beguilingly innocent
The list is endless...
When I see you now,my heart flitters
and now more than ever,
I crave for your glowing angelic presence
Happy Birthday!!

Premium Member Latin Class

Latin Class

it is written all over him
in words of gesture
phrases of swagger and strut.
the swirl of his cassock, proud
as he flashes into the room
Latin books at the ready.

there is a smile 
smouldering inwardly 
for only he to see.
I am wanted, he thinks, 
they do not know why.
  
his dark handsome eyes
survey a breathless room
the thorn in their girlish side.
it is safe to display illusive wares
for I am untouchable.

Premium Member Glass Slipper in Moonshine

Midnight came and went as perilous as a wolf howling at the moon.
—by poet

Tease of time, palpitating pearls, she’s flirting with the bluest eyes, framed in heaven’s clouds. Girlish curls capture a sigh and peer clockwise. With princess charm, she winked, half-turned to run, ascend the starry night. One glass slipper in moonshine; spurned like a pauper in class-ignite. Will the foolish prince sip from the glass?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Favorite Dish

In the kitchen my mother stands
Blue bowl in her work rough hands

The cracks and chips my fingers trace
Remembering the lines on her tired face

The bowl is full of memories sweet
Of her stirring up some special treat

If I could have  just one little wish
We would stand together with her dish

Stirring up some breakfast batter
The room filled with our girlish chatter

The old blue bowl is with me still
In a place of honor on my window sill
Form: Couplet

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