Short Lissome Poems

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Jasmine In My Balcony

Evening is sweaty
Jasmine is yet to blossom
Cool white lean lissome
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April17, 2016, Kolkata, Evenfall
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Starstruck

STARSTRUCK coconut plummets from lissome tropical palm ~ stars orbit my crown Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Form: Haiku

Helen

Her hips move with every twist
Shimmering frame, lissome belly 
Slender and lithe, slithers like jelly
Looks so sweet on celluloid
A mischievous smile she carries
This Indian Cabaret dancer

Premium Member String of Haiku

SWAN LAKE Enchantment divine Lissome swan gracefully died White floral bouquet. PETALS Rainfall on white rose Demise of fragile beauty Petals on the ground. SNOWDROP A winter warrior Brings heartfelt moment of joy Delicate snowdrop.
Form: Haiku

Cloud

Lissome cloud floats
In the celestial sky
With luxuriant pinion
Now rests
In total repose on the birch hill
A brief sojourn against the firmament
Then moves eastward
To besmirch the soil
In throes of parting





Eight word challenge-6 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: John Hamilton
01st June, 2018


Thought Parades

An escapade from thought parades
A blockade of rouge descent
An oeillade craved
Rueful indignance
A room full of insects

A jocose allusion
A lissome illusion
A querulous reality
I weep where you can't see

Streams of dreams
Melt slowly, spring snowman
Abhorrent print
Why can't I just speak casually
© Richard I.  Create an image from this poem.

Lilies

Lazing in spring's warm bliss
               lure butterflies with scents
     Lustrous pearly dewdrops
                  leave velvety footprints
     Landscape spangled with stars
             Lissome leaves in white hues
     Lie on me when I die...


Contest Pleiades -L
Seven lines with six syllables each
Date April 14, 2017
Form: Verse

Chronicle of a Healthy Relation

Lissome blossom, 
Look that shook,
Exchange on a long range,
Embrace with grace,
Kiss as if a bliss,
Infection of affection,
Dove like love,
Life without strife,
Material as well as immaterial,
Its flow sweet slow,
Rare care,
Together with no bother,
Understanding outstanding,
Happy and zappy,
They lived sipping nectar forever.

Premium Member November Fairy

With the amber dawn, she was born
One bountiful November morn

She grows in skips of lissome luck
Trilling songs of squirrels and ducks

Her charm can please the gilded trees
Sweet lilting call of honeybees

Gifting to her human fairies
Ruby seeds of autumn berries

In her lilac eyes, a sprinkle-
A coy, periwinkle twinkle...

11/10/19
Form: Couplet

Premium Member LADY

The lady had her day
Of bright lips and mystery
In summer she was Muskeg
Each winter a monsoon
It was as monet
Her refusal to weep

And had my courtship
Proven less lissome
If I had not cast lots
With vagabonds and dreadnaughts
Then perhaps, say I, perhaps
Time would not be vain
And the lady
Still ever vivid in circumstance
And moon fall

Whispers In the Wind (Kids Version)

September's wind is most winsome today.
See the lovliest of lilacs and lillies sway ?
See the daintiest of daisies dance away ?
See the tangoing tulips seductive at play?
See them now, beckoning you?
Hear the lissome buttercups rejoice?
Hear the lucid charm in their voice? 
Hear the lithe of the Myrtle tree? 
Hear them now , whispering to you?

Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Jade Butterflies

Sloth-toed ivy flutters
in lissome breeze,
each pentagram the pinion
of a jade butterfly
clustered on a brick wall.
In the throes of spring
they sojourn
from dark loam
toward shingled firmament,
past celestial windows
pewter with light
as they besmirch
diaphanous peril,
imagining
when they reach heaven
they will repose like angels
in the shimmering damask
of God's aura.

5/23/18

Premium Member An Elegant Lady

Elevated and poised, exuding an air of grace she steps smartly, in a fluid motion. Perfectly balanced. like a lissome gazelle on tippy toes. Staging each step, she adds her own unique flare confident, yet feminine enough, to flow natural not practiced. With her sensual sassy swing she’s alluring, and yet, discernibly unapproachable! (Free Verse) 6/6/2018

Premium Member L Letter Link

Lavish lilac layers link lofty laurel lunar lanterns
 laissez-faire luxurious largesse lifts labouring lumberjack 
loop-de-loop  lilting Limerick levity lessens life’s load
laughter laden-lampoon, a little lacerating labyrinthine lip 
limelight lustrous leonine lithe lady launches lavender lace
lucid lissome leisurely land loper locket livid loom
Lopsided lounge lizard’s love-lies-bleeding loose leaf

Premium Member Virile Explorer


He was virile voyager called Stanley,
with slurping tongue he could burn cold alley.
         In journey from top downward
         his machismo got devoured,
he found lustful way in lissome valley. 

This man never found the bed out of bounds, 
his wife liked he explored ivory mounds.
         Her drooping assets age got,
         he disliked, monk he was not,
ventured out exploring youthful new grounds.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bottle Garden

 
I found a large bottle in a second hand store and something about it spoke to my creative nature. Right away, I imagined a beautiful bottle garden so, I gathered earth, pebbles, pretty rocks, and of course delicate fetching lush green plants. The result delightful with gossamer threads of vines and labyrinthine lush green wandering twisting growth, all within a bottle to create a lissome graceful scene.
Form: Narrative

Picturesque: Whispers In the Wind

Thy September wind is most winsome today.
Seest the lovliest of lilacs and lillies sway ?
Seest the daintiest of daisies dance away ?
Seest the tangoing tulips seductive at play?
Seest them now, beckoning thee?
Hearest the lissome buttercups rejoice?
Hearest the lucid charm in their voice? 
Hearest the lithe of the Myrtle tree?                   
Hearest them now , whispering to thee?

         Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Oh To Be

Oh to be as a star! 
My lissome form shimmering.
Set in the firmament 
By some celestial being.

Oh to be as a bird!
To let the breeze flow over the pinion
Of my mighty wings
And men can not besmirch my name.

Oh to be as a traveler!
Each new home a simple sojourn.
To have come from the throes 
Of my past tents and mansions.

Oh but this joyous reverie has come to an end
And we must return to our blissful repose.

May 21, 2018

Stream of Life

Sparkling water tumbling down 
Effervescent in beauty 
Reminds me of purity 
Spotless, untainted. 
 
Kids mother, my lovely mate,
Sailing down the stream of life, 
Responsibly and caring,
Family and me. 

Raising our children with love,
Caring for their well being.
Clean clothing, good meals prepared,
They know they are loved. 

Lissome and charming is she,
Earning our children’s respect.
She is beautiful in our eyes,
Spotless, untainted.
© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu

Scrolls To Venus

December susurrations mingle 
in this lissome isthmus

and our wispy Vespers,
these suspired planets

gossip along misty vistas
of silvery insinuations 
and hushed hints. 

The fractured lisps 
of elusive revelations
curl in the breeze, 

a gypsy veil 

between shivering lips
in the cusp 
of our trysting breaths.

Ascending daystars converse
in this lexis of secrets
and draw us a scroll to Venus
with each breathless ellipsis 
between whispers.

Premium Member The Grand Staircase

The ceiling lowers a chandelier’s glow,
A suspended drizzle of glass fireflies.
Marble tiers like a sharp-edged ruffle,
Scaled by lissome feet in buffed leather shod.
As jewels’ shine with sequins’ luster vies,
And pomade’s glints with brilliantine's scuffle,
A beauty to make all womanhood blush,
Ascends the stairs, and with her all eyes rise.
Silk gown’s long train trailing e’er so graceful,
A teardrop’s upflow that brings down a hush;
Young squires turn faithful.

Any Shape You Take, My Muse

Comely muse, take your shape-- Demure and dulcet, be my escape; Hold tight your evocative position Flawless art craves your rendition; Your fetching pose a mystery to all An ingenue over slaves in a thrall; Who you are is of certain paragon Your elixir eyes bring only halcyon; Remain aloft forever in bungalow I will tame the flames held below; Your silent eloquence fills my view Lissome and lithe, I'd die for you; February 23, 2016
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Lissome

Written: January 26, 2026, for contest Sponsored by: John Anderson ***************** Not frail, but a supple whisper, timidity softened into grace, a slope bending with light. Syllables flow, languid yet nimble, bursting like a jovial colloquy, round and full at the edges. Curves of ink lean forward, thick black against white, a clamor of elegance denied. It coddles my flaws, rebukes steady fear, and leaves me lissome in memory.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

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