Short Gown Poems

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


Premium Member Ugly Gown

I saw a dude in a gown
Has rights to choose pronouns
Not knocking his ways
Just his style taste
Dress for success not like a clown
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Spring's Gown

Bright vibrant colors 

Reviving nature's canvas 

Spring's new-fashioned gown!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
     03 April 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Night Time Gown

Jet black satin gown 
with tiny crystals sewn upon. 
Silver disk at her waist. 
It's length trails out eternal. 
The night dresses well.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member In Colourful Gown Descend

~*~ Such richness in fall ~*~ The last days of canopies ~*~ give spectacular ~*~ horizons, as we near, lie ~*~ in colourful gown descend ~*~
Form: Tanka

Purple Is the Gown of Night

purple is the royal gown of night that sings out to the sparkling stars that shine their lamps so bright and purple is the gown of night that we still dream of it


Trump Nude Under Gown

Trump Nude Under Gown

Rows of graduates were looking down;
Seems like they were wearing a frown;
Good at speaking;
Not loser seeking;
Guess what! Trump is nude under his gown.

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

Crystal's Gown

My mama calls me Adeleke... I wear the crown,
but this blue buddy calls me Ady, I won't frown.
She gave me a new, noble name...a gorgeous gown;
Crystal's gown, Ady's crown...talk of the town.
Form: Verse

Premium Member To Buy a New Gown

Lifting heavy stuff was not my intention To save a few bucks I'm puffing like an engine To keep the price down So I can buy a new gown To wear at my company's next convention
Form: Limerick

Premium Member In Mother Moon's Armoire

* * ° * * 

           In
        Mother
   Moon's armoire

  hang star-gilded 
   gowns of indigo
   silk, heady with
       cedar and

         sandal
          wood

        * * ° * *
Form: Ninette

Premium Member To Buy a New Gown

Lifting heavy stuff was not my intention To save a few bucks I'm puffing like an engine To keep the price down So I can buy a new gown To wear at my company's next convention © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Satin Gown Divorce

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Satin gown glow
Brides face shows Love; betrayal now
Satin gown glow
Sheen and luxury colors show
Exit graceful stage left I bow
In satin gown I can't frown, wow!
Satin gown glow!!
Form: Rondeau

Premium Member My Pretty Pink Gown

In spite of the negatives, I'm a happy old clown Each day I try my hardest to turn frowns upside down Most days I succeed Happiness I breed As I prance around in my pretty pink gown © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Nature's Wondrous Gown Ii

Autumn:

Nature’s wondrous gown, 
Weaved by leaves of myriad hues

As 

They are dancing on the branches,  
Listening to the melody
 
Of

The enchanting wind! 






 
© Demetrios Trifiatis
   03 November 2022

My Woollen Gown

each of woollen thread
in my pretty knit gown speaks
warmth of mother's heart

all the love n care
knit into patterns of gown
warmth of mother's heart

comfort that the gown
gives to me reminds love n
warmth of mother's heart
art
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Velvet Gown for the Halloween Queen

We have created a velvet gown for the Halloween queen
It is lovely and beautiful, just wait said my friend Fashion McQueen
I had to concur when I saw the concoction that he had created.
It was exquisite, more gorgeous than promised, pretty much underrated.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rainbow Blind

Whenever my emotions are gathered pain side down, a smattering of silent, shallow, cobweb shadows wear me as woe’s weighty gown atop clouds blind to rainbows where naught is wrought but gloom’s sound, tempo fraught, inbound.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Scarlet Gown

Poem Form: Lind30

Sunset beams in scarlet hue fall on mountains, waters blue evergreens salute the crests as watery blue mirror reflects.
1-26-2022 A Poem Crafted In The Various Lind30 by Robert Lindley Poetry Contest Chantelle Anne Cooke
Form: Verse

Premium Member Gown of Green

Her gown of sprouting green, sleeves of new leaves
Jade shade illuminates fresh summer rain
Woven gossamer silk on turquoise trees
Threaded through her mare's alabaster manes
Planting gold hope along emerald lanes
November mists persists in chartreuse dawn
With aspirations to sage Avalon.

12/5/19

Premium Member Ghostly Gown

The rain, insane, the floods flow down. We saw the wreck before it hit. Over storm’s head, a ghostly gown - The rain, insane, the floods flow down. Houses and boats float all aroun’. Aft’ its fury, hurricane split. The rain, insane, the floods flow down. We saw the wreck before it hit. 10/5/2022
Form: Triolet

I Saw You Standing Wearing a White Gown

i saw you standing wearing a white gown
upon your head was a golden crown
and violet filled the room around you.
why watch the sunrise
when i can watch you rise?
your golden hair
your pale soft skin
of all the women
of all the nations
none surpass your beauty.
love was born in the darkness
you brought me into the light.
Form: Verse

Evening Gown of Yesterday

After days of fog
Moths eat away the slip of winter
Pieces of the New Year
Drift as ash into spring

Eyes waiting abhorrently 
While midnight clasps the last remnants
Tomorrow becomes the butler 
Escorting the sun

Rays peel open the solstice
Tattered wings flutter towards
The lamppost of February
Sealed in pocket mirrors…

Premium Member Spring's Gown

After an epic struggle, 

Shivering earth slowly escaped  winter's icy grip

And

She threw herself into the arms of the awaiting sun

That

Welcomed her with the caresses of its ardent rays

Which

Thawed land's frosty garments-replacing them with

Spring's flowery gown!










© Demetrios Trifiatis
      27 March 2021

White Gossamer Gown

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sad blue spruce too thin no use ~ silent snow flakes floating down adorn her in white gossamer gown
written 10th December 2020 Premier Contest Imagism Sponsor Brian Strand N/A
Form: Imagism

Velvet Gown Faceted As a Gemstone

Night and day rythmic crash of the sea
Reflection of the red sunset in his eyes
Extended into the ocean from the coast 
Summer sea Spring storms biting wind
Sun on  water shone like brilliant jewels
Long dark  skirts trailing on stone steps
Rustic gown green overtunic amber silk
Long drawn breath crackle of fire glances
Distant sounds festive drums celebration
Form: Verse

What An Esquire Might Require

He said to once again enquire
About the things he should acquire,
Which their Law School Programs require
From one seeking to be Esquire 
And he's shown a gown of a Choir
He'd seen in a jeep like Sequoia:
On a good friend,catechist Isaiah,
Then,firing the jeep in a mire
In front of a kiosk Of Keziah
"No to a choir- like esquire:
Readers of Book of Obadiah..."
Form: Rhyme

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