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Short Helena Poems

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


Jennifer Helena Brown
Just
Especially brilliant
Never
Never
Intelligent
For
Early
Riser

Happy
Even
Life
Enters
Night time
Always

Beautiful
Right
On weird days
Won't forget
Never...

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Categories: helena, girlfriend-boyfriend, love,
Form: Acrostic



99 Cents
When the dastardly woman Helena
Arrives to collect our souls
And cast them into the lake of purgatory,
She ponders whether she shall find
The soul of a young, zealous woman
Worth more nickels of eternity,
Than the areolas of a haughty bastard?...

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Categories: helena, life,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Show Girls
There once were three girls from Athena
Sweet Lena, Helena and Celestina 
        Each to make a bit of dough
        All set to put on a show
Gave fame’s wheel a spin in packed arena




AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Posted in April 26, 2018...

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Categories: helena, adventure, girl, word play,
Form: Limerick
Sad Departure Day Such a Fatidic Day
On the day I departed,
              that I left you,
               Elena...
               the sun darkened
                behind the nebula...
                the moon teared
                most pity...
                Oh  poor little...
                 Helena...!...

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Categories: helena, allusion, day, extended metaphor, goodbye, lost love,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Terra Incognita
A supermoon 
Larger than Jupiter
Causes the King of Roman Gods
To feel small.

The unexplored region
Beyond the Milky Way
Waits a millennium
For the first arrivals

Colonists name their new world 
Prosperina, goddess of agriculture
Wine and freedom~
For they have escaped tyranny!


Image credit: Helena Valenzuela Widerström...

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Categories: helena, science, science fiction,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Hoarder
Hoarder holds her hostage, heaps heavy history hysterics.
Her husband, horrific. Harried hugs humiliate. Hops, hits
hags — harmed honeymoon. Hiss harkened hellbound Harris.
Hysterical Helena hinted hate, harbinger hackles heightened, hot.
How? Hagfish homicide? Herbs? Homer helps Helena hack! 

12/18/2020
Alliteration Contest
Sponsor: Eve Roper...

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Categories: helena, abuse, dark, murder,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Helena
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With embers
rekindling strength upon the wind
her pentacle calls
reaching calm virgin heights of rippling memory
 
Cradling mist of silence
a song, gallant among 
soft trees sway

She wanders woodland the path,
pondering....
twinning facets of blue 
her dance, immerse 
soft dream of winter approach..
 

~

Contest ~ "All The Little Pieces"
June 23, 2011

Poet ~ Rick Parise...

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Categories: helena, love, nature, seasons, uplifting
Form: Verse
Shrouded In a Thick Mist By Puck
Hermia and Helena are ready to fight each other. The same can be said for Demetrius and Lysander. To keep this party of four from throwing a fist, I will cover them all with a thick morning mist. They will fruitlessly chase each other without a doubt. Each one will fall asleep when they are all tired out. Based on the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare
...

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Categories: helena, fairy, fantasy, literature,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member This Is Who I Am
I am XXXXXXX
Caring, intelligent, creative, true friend
Sister of Dan and Bob, sister-in-law of Sharon, Helena, and Dorothy
Lover of good books, fine food, and family
Who feels fortunate, loved, in the right place at the right time
Who fears little except long illness, incapacity, being a burden
Who would like to see peace, harmony and unity in the world
Now resident of Omaha, Nebraska, formerly of Martha’s Vineyard
My last name is XXXXXXX...

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Categories: helena, character, life, me,
Form: Bio
Premium Member daddy takes a peek
Helena wants to be a fashion designer.
Her daddy was talked into buying her an old mannequin.
She loved it ever so much and spent days with it.
What is she creating in there? He asked her mother.
Why don’t you go find out, she suggested.
He asked if he could take a peek.
Sure! Helena said. Come on in!
She had fashioned a bra out of bottle caps.
Her daddy was speechless.
He asked his wife is Helena planned to wear it.
That’s anybody’s guess, his wife said. She is sixteen.
...

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Categories: helena, dad, daughter,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things