Short Kissed Poems

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


Premium Member passion



you woke me from dreams
stirred me from crimson sheets . . . 
                           kissed my scarlet lips
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Memorable Nights

Lovers promenade as sun sets in mid-july
Opalescent jewel tones kissed across the sky



AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Couplet

The Vengeful Kissed Frog

And thus Prince Hamlet
In suicidal reflect,
Makes his own gauntlet
And by distrust and suspect
Must a murderer detect.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Immortality

You kissed me, my love
Your breath just once, I inhaled 
Immortal became!



© Demetrios Trifiatis
26 SEPTEMBER 2014
Form: Haiku

Certain Area Kisses

certain area
the nice silver moon smoothly
kissed blue light ocean
gentle and lovely touching 
warm so romantic evening
Form: Tanka


Premium Member The Sound of Autumn

Listen to the music of Autumn's concerto- crisp air, and sun-kissed red-gold leaves falling.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member The Gift

She came on tip-toe
In the middle of the night
Leaning over me
Lightly kissed my dormant face
Loving angel’s gift bestowed
Form: Tanka

Soul Kiss

You gave me your soul, When I kissed your tender lips, And you gasped my name. (c) 2015 PJ Bayliss
© Pj Bayliss  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

The Kiss

You kissed me 
I surrendered
It was involuntary
The seed was planted
It grew. It blossomed
Passion abounds

~Rick Berry
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Premium Member Blessed I Am

Everyone’s heart should beat fast Especially when it's kissed Blessed I am, awoken Tomorrows entered .
Form: Dodoitsu

Velvet Teeth

She smiled like sin in silk—
slow, sweet, and sharp beneath.
He kissed her anyway.
Called it love.
She called it
strategy.

Premium Member Quickie

"I love you so much."
"I love you so much," he said.
We kissed so deeply.
He had me lay on my back
Making love to me quickly.
Form: Tanka

01:40 - a Truth, a Lie

I kissed you goodbye, my mind's eye
Told me so. A fleeting phantom
To reface the embrace without
Lips, and I prefer this version.
Form: Quatrain

My First Love

I remember my first love
she had white blonde ringlets
and she laughed when we kissed
and I knew I’d love someone else
someday

Premium Member WINTERBERRIES

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ frost-kissed branches bow~ crimson pearls in winter's fist defying the snow
Form: Haiku

Premium Member I Know He Loves Me

I know he loves me
Because of how he hugged me
While we had both kissed.
I know he loves me truly,
Because of how he missed me.
Form: Tanka

Lindsay Laurie Land

Her mother was walking the dog
Pursued by a pot belly hog
But in the fog
She kissed a frog
According to Miss Polly Wogg . . . .
Form: Limerick

As a Rose Dies -Trilinea-

As a rose dies the warm sun, embraces tightly it's kissed goodbye. Copyright © Cynthia Jones Jan.18/2007
Form:

Moose and the Mongoose

i once knew a giant moose
who loved a little mongoose
they never once missed
every time they kissed
just how ill let you deduce
Form: Limerick

Wrote Me a Letter

Wrote me a letter
Sealed it with your fate
Kissed that seam
With your feelings
While words dripped
Off the paper
Into my mind
Form:

Prime

Brilliant petals kissed
by such wispy mist
bow to Earth's splendor
without surrender
to share life's perfume
in delicate bloom.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Glitter Glory Kissed

Casual kiss of night
How Nature does sleep tightly
Underneath the snow
A mass of kisses do blow now
Glitter glory brightly dewed
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Rumors and Whiskers

Rumors, hearsay and whispers
frolicked midst a newsman's whiskers
    His wife told the neighbors
      ~ He no longer kissed her

Premium Member In Honied Tea

In honied tea
Sipped warm and sweet 
Steeped misty-eyed and dreamy 

In gentle light
Kissed soft and deep
In bliss lie waiting
Form: Rhyme

Alternative Georgie Porgie

Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie,
kissed the girls and made them cry,
when the boys came out to play
Georgie Porgie turned to gay.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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