Short Marianne Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Marianne Moore

Milady Miss Marianne Moore
loved syllables best, for sure
they helped make verse so fine
as the stanza itself became her  line
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Clerihew Moore

St Louis-born Marianne Moore
began poetics a 'The Dial' editor
In metrical patterns her verse brought fame
 medal &prizes & much acclaim
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member disappointment

unattended racing through the pages preparing to be offended but then it just ended ----------
A Marianne: 4a:6x:8a:4x:2a
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Emagi Moore St Nicholas

Marianne Moore 'SAINT NICHOLAS'
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Form: Shape

Premium Member A Jamaican Trog *

Fireflies
and glow-worms
crickets and frogs-
tropical sights and sounds 
to log

* a stroll

inspired by journal of Marianne North 1830-1890 Painter extraordinaire
Form: Cinqku


Letting Light Abate Mist

M-orn
A-nd
R-adiant
I-mage
A-re
N-icely
N-egating
E-vening

L-etting
L-ight
A-bate
M-ist
A-s
Z-enith
A-nd
R-ays
E-rase
S-hadows

Topic: Birthday of Marianne L. Llamazares (August 08) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Employing Lovely Lines

M-use
A-bout
R-ighteous
I-dea
A-dvances
N-ice
N-ame
E-mploying

L-ovely
L-ines
A-s
M-essage
A-pplies
Z-estful
A-crostic
R-eader's
E-xceptional
S-weetness

Topic: Birthday of Marianne L. Llamazares (August 08) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member LIGHT AND DARKNESS

It’s wonderful when you have a thought in your head
that you’re all set to put into a poem or a letter…
and then you happen upon a person, 
like Marianne Williamson…who has already said it better:

Light is to darkness
What love is to fear;
In the presence of one
The other disappears…
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member So long American - sung to So Long Marianne

So so long CDC
It’s time 
for you and me
to die from 
bygone disease
(like measles
and TB)
while we laugh 
and cry
we”re the best!
we’ll die
knowing 
we’ll be great again



***


This is what my brain does when 
I wake in the middle of the night 
and can’t get back to sleep.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Limerick: Then This Wily Woman From Franco's Spain - 5

Limerick : Once this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain – 5

Now this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain
Pumped hard to become Free-Maisons’ Main Drain.
Only thing left to win :
Marianne* in dung-bin –
National Assembly long lock-jawed – slain !

•	Marianne : symbol of the French Republic

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member England-Moore Ii

ENGLAND
     evergreen
     temperate
shore washed,gulf stream

     changeable
     daily,song
four seasons long

that never last...
     traditions
     of the past,
its global stage
     a language...
     mongrel bred

      left unsaid,
     with reserve,
in bonded word


after Marianne Moore
Form: Verse

Premium Member Emagi Moore Lawn Bowls

Marianne Moore lawn 'BOWLS'


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                                                                  O
                                                  O




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       /\
Form: Shape

Premium Member Moore of Marianne I

when I buy pictures,
     or better yet
     from a book,
or see upon the internet

imagery is all to me,
     colour maybe
     all,that I see
         frequently;undone

     by impressions
     abstractions eye
         extract expressions..
initiate ekphrasis' cry

personalised version of M 
Moore poem/style
art
Form: Verse

Premium Member Limerick: Then This Wily Woman From Franco's Spain - 4

Limerick : Then this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain – 4

Then this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain
Married a divorcee and put Church in chain
There, she said : « Me ? Married ! »
Here, she said : « Me ? Curried ! »
Free-Maisons dubbed her : Saint Marianne* Brain !

* Marianne : symbol of the French Republic

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Keep Your Distance

people say
"She is very beautiful"
"She is very sincere and honest"
"She is very trustworthy and
                    loving and
                    and never loses hope"
"she doesn't love money, but
she is good at saving money"
but I have never
                        like everyone else
my love, her, Marianne, like that
like other people.

Premium Member Emagi Moore Poetry

Marianne Moore 'POETRY'

            freed
                            verse
                                 

                                        rhyme
                                                             
   
                form

                            JUST SAYING
          



                                                     ALOUD
Form: Shape

My Angel

My Angel is a woman with red hair and beautiful green eyes.
 With a smile brighter then the starry skies.

My Angel gave me a great surprise.

When I found out that she's the devil in disguise.

But see, I like it and that's the good part.

Cause see, My Angel has stolen my heart.

I've fallen for her, but I'm only a man.

For I'm a sucker for a girl named Marianne!
Form: Ballad

Marianne's Poem

Marianne's Poem

Marianne, I want you to know, you'll always be in my heart.

You had my heart right from the very start, and, through our ups and downs, my heart was always yours.

I love you more then words could ever express, and, I hope you can feel my love all the way up in heaven.

Marianne, you are, and, always will be my best friend, and, I hope to be able to see you again, someday

Premium Member Silver Anniversary

In a bleak mid-winter
just twenty-five years ago
       a stranger I came to know,
       this peace began to show.
In a bleak mid-winter       
       Jesus I came to know,
some twenty-five years ago,
shalom began to glow.
        Free to be,the real me
        sensitivity to show,
mid-winter, twenty-five years ago     

My favourite carol (by Christina Rossetti),personalised,inspired by Debbie's contest, and after syllabic style of Marianne Moore
Form: Bio

Premium Member More Moore a Structured Prose Phrasis

Silence
Light is speech.    the mind
an enchanting thing
picking and choosing.
Our past becomes present
consequences.
Modesty may,might nay must
overcome envy.
Retreat propriety,
rescued by the disposition of angels
in pedantic literalism.
A distrust of merits, style &connoisseurs.
prisnmatic colours,hyphens &lines.
Nonchalance,in lieu
efforts of affection ,interacting with
apparations of splendour.
Sleep

Inspired by the works of Marianne Moore

Premium Member My Heart, My Soul

My Heart, My Soul

You rescued me 
Adrift with no center, 
No anchor for my heart
No shelter for my soul

You embrace me
Love’s warm blanket 
So caressing my heart 
So caressing my soul

You encourage me
As lover, partner, friend
So uplifting my heart 
So uplifting my soul

You love me
Like no other has
So much love in my heart 
So much love in my soul

You are truly My heart, My soul



TLR
For my Love Marianne 
Budapest April 19, 2019

Felis Catus Lords Gallus Gallus Domesticus

without a rocking-chair in sight
ol' Tam or Tom rules the roost
guarding henhouse since the fox lit out
and the door fell off its hinges

'n' all the hens cackle nervously about
wondering what tale to tell will
Felis catus softly howl tonight
to lull them nestling to defenseless

© Goode Guy 2013-08-05

for Marianne McKee's print
for the Charles Taylor Arts Center 
ekphrastic poetry event 2013-08-11

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken
© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Ekphrasis Portrait Profiles

Marianne (werefkin)
a self portrait
to look back on-
from days long gone
Croupier (de la tour)
bonne chance
in love perchance
Georgia
on my mind
in close-up art
of abstract flower parts
Cookmaid
Bacon's simple scullery maid
with all her beauty displayed
Shrimp girl
another arrow to  his quiver
hogarth's lass near the river
Flora (kaulbach)
here+there,flowers everywhere
except,in her hair


see related cartoons at www.portrait-
profiles.blogspot.com
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Love Poem In 25 Words

Love story in 25 words By Moonbeam Note: This is not a poem by WinkofHeart (aka Brett Somers) I'm posting this poem for a friend of mine, Marianne Walther aka Moonbeam to help her share her voice with the world. Please comment on this poem encouraging her to open her own PoetrySoup account.
We talked for hours. your eyes turned my brain into hot pudding. you left me only your voice by telephone. then nothing...... only hot pudding.

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