Short Her Beauty Poems

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


Premium Member A Glimpse of Nirvana

A wisp of wind tousled curls

Cloaks the eyes of Madonna 

Watch as her beauty unfurls 

A brief glimpse of Nirvana
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Key To Her Beauty

Madame Butterfly
   hath taught us well
   the key to her beauty
  
     Incubate it carefully
     Guard it zealously
Form: Rhyme

Moonlight Beauty

She parts her long lovely hair,
Like the loving wind,
Parts the Midnight clouds,
Moonlight,
Of her Beauty
Reynaldo Casison

Premium Member Deep Dreamy Slumber

In deep dreamy slumber, she ~*~ 

amidst beautiful bouquets. *~* 

scented petals, ambiance they ~*~

abound her beauty *~*
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Royalty of My Garden

purple petunia
she is fragile and dainty
I marvel at her beauty
amazing color
she is fluorescent looking
royalty of my garden
Form: Sedoka


Premium Member The Bath

The Bath

Calmly, she cleanses
her body in my presence
before retiring,
manifesting her beauty
to kindle my interest.
Form: Tanka

She Must of Been a Moonbeam

She must of been,
A moonbeam,
The way her beauty,
Glows,
From her soul to ours,
Intimate and vast,
As waves
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

Premium Member To Assume Her Beauty

I used to 
Assume
Her beauty
Without
Having
Much 
Time to
See her
Now I know
Her flaws
Would I 
Be real
If I dumped
You
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

I Lay My Hands Upon Her Shoulder

Darkness
I lay my hands
Upon her shoulder, tonight
Then, I fall to my knees
From the spirit of her beauty
What more shall I ask

Time To Go

And Death wore a Versace Gown-
Gazing at Her beauty, from my bed
To my cheek, She floated down:
The Kiss of Death, and I was dead...

Wolfish Love

the full moon is bright
shows him her face as he nears
he’s getting hairy
his heart leaps at her beauty
he’s still hungry and eats her
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

I Am Not Alone

I am not alone.
When nature cast her beauty upon me,
My silence speaks the words
Of happiness.
Oh, I am not alone
I have silence.

Nantucket's Beach

My restless spirit
Long to see island's north shore
They share her beauty
Sparkling waters with tourists 
As I plan Nantucket cruise
Form: Tanka

I Slowly Fade

Honored by her presents ...
Astounded by her beauty ...
Soothed by her grace ...  
But sadly she is gone, and
without her I slowly fade.
Form: Tanka

Why Nut Trees Should Be Humble

The nut tree stood by the side of the road 
displaying her wealth to every man. 
Who marveled at her beauty 
with casting stones in hand.
Form: ABC

Premium Member He Tells Her Often

He tells her often of her beauty
how she is his sunrise …and sunset
He tells her often of her beauty
because…she has a tendency to forget
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Nuclear Attack

The nuclear attack
by her beauty
has bombed
my insecure heart
Setting it ablaze;
Scattering my feelings
Of wild imaginations,
To the winds!

Her Beauty Moves Beyond Me

Beauty moving White sails Capturing the Salty sea light air Finding new worlds To comfort thee Her beauty Moves beyond me

Premium Member A Pond, a Distance

A pond, a distance
England carries her beyond
I failed my mission
To grasp her arm for my heart
Her beauty compares to none

Russell Sivey

12/26/2011
Form: Tanka

Wings Her Love

Calling, out unto her love; beckoning
The purity and this her touch, lovely..
Dreaming of adorned in`White Attire
Perfumed lace; her beauty my desire.

First Poem

i was eight her beauty I couldn't escape so, I wrote a poem


Contest: How my first poem was born
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Date Created: 10/02/2020
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Her Beauty Abounds

Captured by the lens Mirrored reflection echoes Her beauty abounds Stance of elegance lures me Beyond the glass, I desire .
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Vignette-Bellisimo

Venice,her beauty to behold
Colourful edifices from days of old
Charming waterways,traffic free
Bithplace of revered Vivaldi-
A pastel painted memory.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member She Wanted to Be King

she wanted to be a he, for they are the pretty ones
I shall dress myself up as a peacock and become king
others were amazed at her beauty and confidence

Premium Member queen of fashion

her beauty usurped the pearls
glow of skin that defied grayscale
queen of fashion, with never-ending lashes
quintessential scarlet lips
we were in awe

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