Short Lorelei Poems

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


Lovely Emotion

L-ines
O-f
R-hyme
E-xpress
L-ovely
E-motion
I-nside

A-s
B-eauty
R-emains
I-n
G-reat
O-de

Topic: Birthday of Lorelei A. Abrigo (September 15)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Thoughts From the Battlefield

In sandy dunes on my back I lie
Dreaming of warm beaches, blue sky
And a girl named Lorelei
On memories I fly 
War seen from on high
I vow to try
Not to cry
As I
Die



Written November 5, 2019
For the Rhyming Nonet contest.
Form: Nonet

Lorelei of the Leaves

See how the lowly myrtle seduces the lordly pine. She entwines her arms around him, he submits. Beneath them falls their issue: not flesh, nor sinew, nor bone, Only, sweet symmetrical cone, its perfect whorls and burls, the best of both worlds.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.

Bikini Browsing

Women can watch the surf roll in
For hours at a time it seems
Their gaze is locked so far afield
Are they looking inside their dreams?

Or do they feel ancestral tugs
Pulling them into the sea
Like seamen hear the Lorelei
Choir of Catastrophe?

Could it be a lunar cycle
Linked to astrology
Which helps them feel as one with earth
And no need at all for me?
Form: Verse

A Dying Whisper

A ruddy tide strained
silting a dying whisper
salty knotted hair swirled
tainting the sweetness of november 

A dark elegy, a classic
of true love betrayed 
selfless love perpetrated
an agonizing malaise

Consumed by grief
lost to the lovemaking of june
ebullient eyes now stoic
fixed by the calling of the moon

Holy vows broken 
scattered upon the ebb and flow of the sea
whose lies silenced autumn's resurrection
the listless Lorelei
Form: Elegy


Sacred Lorelei

The night has befallen me Rescue me, unchain me Sacred Lorelei Bleeding a passion of royalty Forever I'll follow your Argentine cloak with the most deadly pacts beautiful Witch Sacred Lorelei Tell me did the ravens Hear my cry My misery's plea Sacred Lorelei Was this all just upon a dream Lucidity becoming reality of my Sacred Lorelei A fiat of darkly desire from a most beautiful witch unchaining the burden of my misery All for my Sacred Lorelei
Form: Ballad

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