Short Goddesses Poems

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


Judgement

Three goddesses
                                     Stood naked before him
                                        Troy was  burning
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Clerihew Botticelli

A lover of female form,one, Sandro Botticelli
so Roman goddesses we often do see
Painting so decorative,but,never rude
though he  did like females standing,   nude
Form: Clerihew

A Pound

I feel a pound in my head
The festival of the gods
A big festival like i said
Of goddesses and lords
Festival to all and sundry
To please the soul that's hungry
A festival pound in my head

Out of This World Confusion

Angelic beauty contrasts - disguised evil
For goddesses, hot, intensified jokes - kinda lullaby...mourning
Nurtured opaque planet - query,resolution...seeking
Tortured unfairly - violent
Waiting exemplify your zest.
Form: ABC

Premium Member In the Presence of Goddesses

Three ebony goddesses wandered out of the jungle today
Silent, they spoke to no one, which was the Amazon way.
Did I mention they were giants, Grista, Gronna and Gray?
Their presence made some of us drop to our knees to pray.
Form: Monorhyme


A Memory

My son participated in a  fancy dress competition on the theme of gods and Goddesses. He said I want to become a God, I don't care weather I win or lose. He won the first prize.

If you don't
care you will possess
 it for sure
Form: Haibun

My Little Pigeons

fast 
throttling 
in a pageantry
of eternal beauty

my little pigeons
perform’ng
a ministry
like some goddesses
of my deep-delv’d niger

come, throttle, dance
like some mbari dancers
smil’ng before this moon
the happy queen
of my clan!
© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Turn Me Into a Star

Running away from the horrors of this world
Fight as I do, my strength can't save me
So I pray to the gods and goddesses above
To turn me into a beautiful star

Too hot to touch
Immune from all
Light years away
Blazing brightly in an infinite void

Above

There are women,
beautiful and flawless
like hourglass.
With smooth, shiny skin.

There are women
who look and move like goddesses.
Strong and stunning,
with sharp minds
and hypnotizing eyes.

I stand between them
in the shadow of
my wild, uncombed hair
and stare bashfully.

Premium Member Goddesses One Gods Zero

The ancient Gods – Hades, Zeus, Jupiter, Poseidon did not know what to do.
They could not control the goddesses, and this made them crabby and blue.
The Goddesses laughed at their “master’s confusion. Let me laugh here.
In feminine “collusion” they made these whipped call them honey and dear.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chariots of Gods

Angkor temples 
reveal old paths 
of god borne ‘raths’ 
came from lands far 

gods, goddesses 
guard the altar
keep demons far 
people at peace 


'raths'- chariots in Hindi language

Mohan Chutani
Contest: Ride on a Pathya Va
Theme of Chariots of gods from far (India)
Date:7.8.2014
Form: Verse

Premium Member Mount O'Pompous

Listen to poem:
From olden days of gods and goddesses,
Most of them did not keep their promises,
When we had appeased
They mostly had teased
Today, they are just some hypothesis.


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Form: Limerick

Cbd Bath Bombs

Lavender tinted
Two serpents of the sea
Chafing scales
Twisting through 
Kuroshio Currents

Prancing Minions 
Sirens of the deep
Bathing in rosen lilac 
l'écume de mer
Frothing on the Horizon

Silken Goddesses
Submerged in Epsom salinity
Artfully teasing
Envisioning 
A Better Tomorrow

Premium Member Three Dimensional Goddesses

gorgeous purple impatiens
deep rooted, holding up the river
revered by lily pads
honored by orange and white koi
I follow their lead and take a photo
of course it could never equal the real thing
the serene feelings of reverence of the landscape
they are three-dimensional goddesses if you ask me

Premium Member Soulwork

aura of spirituality
divine laws
karmic forces
universal truths
mysteries and wonders
parallel dimensions
mysticism and journeying
demons and goblins
goddesses and nymphs
the path of righteousness
meditation and reflection
focused on intent
living in the moment



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Fate

Fate, the Goddesses,
Spin their string
With just one snip
True suffering

But if the Goddesses
Do not snip
Then your life is hell
In every bit

The Fate
The Darkness
The ones who hold life
The Fate 
Who can deny
These show us their love
to go set us free
With just one cut
Im done with thee!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Goddess Sends Rainbow Moon

Rainbow moon sent by the faerie stars
Wise wolf howls her truth watching her future
She is experiencing a giant crystal ball of feelings
Mystical imagination parades prominently in the kalidescopic sky
Ethereal goddesses divert Zeus so he will not ruin things
They have much to share with the earth tonight
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Moondrop Nymphs

Glittering falling moondrops
Giving birth to graceful nymphs
Moonlit airborne vagabonds
Winged gypsies beneath asters
Incarnations of freedom in flight
Deities in their magical realms
Goddesses in miniature



AP: 3rd place

Submitted on March 14, 2019 for STANDARD CONTEST 195 sponsored by BRIAN STRAND  -  3RD PLACE

Lady

Lady,

I can do no right by you,
And for that I'm sorry--
Like the goddesses of old you are the dawn,
A light so bright casting away shadows of the night--
For your love there could be no wrong.
As the Sun,
One can only glance at thee for you are so Beautiful to behold



                                                           6/26/'13

A Witch's Plight

Take away this negativity.

Banish it with my Goddesses light. 

Protect this witch's family.

Heal them with your aura tonight.

End a troll's bigotry.

May the laws of karma stop this fight.

Destroy the anger inside of me.

Learning to forgive...can end my plight.

Let there be prosperity.

Absorb magic from the moonlight.

Premium Member Essence of Ancient Ruins

Ancient ruins
Holding the energy
Of the gods
and goddesses
Also lingering terror
of the human sacrifices
who realized at the last
hour what they had
been bred to do
Wizened places
Retaining energy 
of all who have rejoiced
and all who have suffered
Ancient ruins
A window of what
has always been
and what should never
have been….

Premium Member Retired

Retired 

melting slowly
into the world
spreading visibility into 
gleaming pools
after a rain.

small onyx eyed birds 
surround the rolling edges 
dip and ruffle wings,
bath like Grecian goddesses
in a woodland bower.

Sprites and spirits watch 
to learn the secrets of 
simplicity
life afforded them
now the worshippers are gone.

Christian Goddess

There was sitting in front of me today in the bus...
A Christian goddess!

I know what you will say 
That humans can't...
See gods 

And that in christianity...
There's no goddesses!

I know what you will say
I know all that 

But if I was wrong 
Then what this would have been 
This who was sitting today 
In front of me in the bus?!

Bohemian Embrace

It was my last night
Living by the sea
as you came walking towards me

A French Goddess
From all mens dreams
Would like to talk
Or so it seems

No word was spoke
You kissed my face
My lips, my neck
As we embraced

Our souls entwined
Through our desires
A Goddesses kiss
In a bar on fire

I can't forget your touch
Your face
In a sea of flames
Our Bohemian Embrace
© Jon Terry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

My Friends Became Goddesses

The women
I know now
are all very 
beautiful
kind, gentle, 
intelligent
and brave,
but also
very tough.

I am glad
that I can 
always count 
on them to
gently
let me know
when I am
not being kind 
to my own
mind enough.

Holding 
one another
accountable
is our shared
distinct way
of showing 
the depths 
and the
intensity
of our love.
© Seph Vi  Create an image from this poem.

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