Short Isabella Poems

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Premium Member Queen Isabella- Clerihew

Queen Isabella of Spain knew this guy He asked to give exploration a try She thought the world was flat He'd sail off the end and that would be that
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Ms Isabella

Ms Isabella

                   Gladly disposed my old body.
                   New fetus ready already.

  09/17/18

  'Bite size poem no. 34

  Contest by Line Gauthier
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Kitty Isabella



Kitty Isabella-  is a shy cat,

when I take her outside she just lies flat.

She likes to roll on her back,

and my feet she will attack . . . 

Her favorite thing to do . . .  is chitchat !
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Christopher Columbus Limerick

Christopher Columbus’s claims were outlandish.
Queen Isabella was truly upstandish.
The court said he would fall off the edge.
So they bombarded him with mean sledge.
The queen still gave three ships to trycandish.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sequence-The Love Affair

An
essay
in the style
pre-raphelite-
art
P
R B -
tale of a
decameron
night

Lorenzo & Isabella by john Everett Millais of
P R B

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-Raphaelite_Brotherhood

http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/online/pre-raphaelites/lorenzo.asp
art
Form: Lanterne


Good Night

Go to bed bunny and close your eyes, fall into a deep slumber
 
Dream of days when we'll dance together, and hold hands beneath the tree we lay under
 
Dream of kisses and food and drink
 
and all the excitement and fun we can think
 
I love you always Isabella. . . Always I will love you.
© Billy Bier  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Sweet Isabella

SWEET ISABELLA by Donna 3/22/2013

I looked at her face
as she played in her space...
she played peek-a-boo,
as little ones do

I watched her react
to Great Grandpa Jack,
as he sang her a song
while she danced along

I saw how she smiled,
this beautiful child,
and I thanked God above
for this baby to love !
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Woolly Bear

On my walk I came across a Woolly Bear Caterpillar
It was walking across the street
I picked it up to move it off the road, hoping it would be ok
This caterpillar curls up in a ball for protection
Later it will be the Isabella Tiger Moth
I haven't seen one in a while but they are a sight to see

Heidi Sands

9/18/20

Isabella

We had a fragile moment,
but it wasn't meant to last.
I let Isabella
slip into the past.

Her beauty, for an instant,
was truly mine to know,
but when autumn winds invade
the summer breeze must go.

But through the turn of seasons
I'll remember Isabella's grace;
she'll warm my winter heart
though I never saw her face.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chris Columbus

Signore Christopher Columbus came up with a wacky notion!

   He claimed he could reach India by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean!

"Just think of all them spices and gold!  We ain't got nothin' to lose!"

   Queen Isabella thought him nuts but reluctantly funded the cruise!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Clerihew

Stilllooking

Lines of blow       Half bottle of whiskey       Sun coming thru     Ripped curtain   Glistening black  hair       Almond skin       Strangers names      Inked                Finally stirring      Black eyes awake      One more time      Orgasmic                        Slipped away        Never look back      Hot windy day      New journey                Goodbye Isabella

Lon

wanting to 
i did to you
my own
makeup
to make
you

forget my
face as it is 
just a mask
a persona
that can be
erased

like a clown's
upside down
smile doesn't
mean he or she
is unhappy
underneath

so feeling like
the phantom
i operatically
chained you
with not seen
changes ever

before for
you are are
you not
Isabella
and i not
your Quasi

modo
Form:

Premium Member Miss Isabella Snow

When I first saw you,
I said merci beaucoup.
Wonderment filled your eyes.
You calmed to my lullabies.

You have an affect,
Which I did not expect.
Your smile lights up a room,
Your laughter is the kaboom!

Your disposition,
Is ammunition,
For originality,
Individuality.

As I watch you grow,
Into a wondrous Snow,
Seek your light from above,
And soar like a mighty dove.
Form: Verse

Isabella Bell of Beauty

Her name is Isabella; a bell of beauty,
She walks like Rhinna, ruling the sun.
Her legs shone like the crystal bell
Her mouth glows like the embeamed beauty
Her laughter rings like a bell of beauty
In the moon abode, she twist the planet
And generate a loving clothed beamed air.
She makes men' legs femished in cold weather.
Her beauty corrupt the eyes of men,
Isabella, Bell of beauty, my love a bell to you.

Premium Member Under Red Umbrella

Under Red Umbrella

               Two sisters under freshening rain showers
               smelt breeze carrying sweet scent of wet flowers
                      holding high a scarlet Red Umbrella
                       walked hand in hand little Cinderella
                         caressed by older Isabella.
                     Rain-soaked moist ambient embowers.

    11/03/18            
                            First Place
   'The Red Umbrella' Contest by Eve Roper
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We're Leaving After The Overture

I've got things to do, 
There's a pile of washing at home

I've booked time to meet with my friend
To discuss the overture to William Tell

It'll be good to see him
It's good to see anybody

We plan to go for a run down by the lake
It's talked about all week

We discover that it is a pond
And disappointment sets in

The adrenaline just caught the bus 
Freed from the misery of wakening

Give me Isabella Colbran
Her extravagance, high-society lifestyle and gambling habit

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