Short Juiciness Poems

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


Premium Member Watermelon

Little slices of the most lush and red watermelon,
Swollen with juiciness and a natural multivitamin.
Deliciously filled with glistening liquid in green rind.
Form: Sijo


Premium Member Hollywood Smut

Hollywood's dirty laundry exposed in the Enquirer We drool with anticipation at the juiciness we acquire Why do we revel so As in smut, we wallow It sure isn't difficult for our minds to decipher
Form: Limerick

Cherry

C omes in red ripening sweetness
H ave you ever ate a cherry anything like this
E ndless juiciness like a wet sweet kiss
R eal fruity aroma in the wind
R uby red blossoming skin
Y es with one bite, I suck that cherry taste in

©Copyright April 20, 2013 by Brian Pierre-Alexander
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Mouse With Raspberry

Mouse with a raspberry so sweet
Giving it a tiny taste
Taking his time with berry meat
Not a drop of juice he will waste

Mouse with a raspberry to eat
Languishes in the sun
Slurping up her juiciness
Having all kinds of fun

Mouse had no idea
Berries are so incredibly tasty
He is taking his time for sure
In no way being hasty
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Do I Keep My Mouth Shut

I hear the conversation and I know 
All of the players. 
They do not know this, so do I tell them who I am?
They are in a public place saying mean things about my relative.
Do I keep to myself? Pretty soon with the clues I know who this person is.
My cousin cannot say anything nice about her either.
 I wisely go about my business, 
Keeping my mouth shut.
Not sharing any of this juiciness.
Saving myself heartache.


An Ode to the Widowhood

I love that added tenderness in my body each month;
it's like I incarnate the spring myself:
delicate bloosoms, that juiciness,
ready to bear and bring a new life on the Earth.
But the pollination never happen,
because my husband died four years ago.
Thus, instead of adoring the fetus in my womb,
I'm adoring my poetry on my notepad:
from my pregnant mind they comes out to fill my life 
and reduce the emptiness of not being a mother of a human offspring.

Premium Member Fey Village In An Oak Tree

The tree house was massive; it held a village of gnomes.
Had a plethora of projects, apartments, huts and homes.
The faeries soon joined them and named it Faerie Town.
Who do they think they are? Asked a gnome in an azure gown.

The trolls were excited about the tree, and the next to move in.
They brought a juiciness to the village that seemed like a sin.
This mystical oak was joyful, the most excited I’d ever seen.
Why not? It held the largest fey village in the forest of green.
Form: Rhyme

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