Short Organza Poems

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


Premium Member Purple Pitcher Plant

Purple Pitcher Plant
       
                                      Stem on a pinwheel,
                                      An origami bonnet,
                                      Organza petals.
Form: Haiku


Fabric-- Organza

Luster of ivory Gleaming through mist- glow; Caressed by winter’s finery. Diaphanous nymphet, Floating in crystal air Organza ---sheen as bridal grace! Nov 11, 2017 Contest by Nette Onclaud -Knit Your Fabric
Form: Verse

April Showers

Feeling my way through the fingers of spring 
 I walk inside that beautiful rain 
 with an organza hat that has seen better days 

 undone by the petrichor scent of each inhale 
 I loose myself and suddenly I am young again

 April 10, 2019

Premium Member Fete

extravaganza stunning masquerade bright festive delights sybaritic feast intoxicating Silk organza finespun chiffon dazzling jewels precious bijou black tailcoat satin stripes white bow tie ballroom swirling fete

Premium Member Dancing Ghost of a Curtain

delicate gauzy organza sheers
window dressing dancing in the bedroom
blown gently by forced air heat
piped in by silver register on floor
moving softly in a sensuous way
erotic dance of cosmic feelings
my wide awake eyes 
overwhelmed by imagination
conjures up a dancing ghost


Premium Member Just For Fun

Through a kaleidoscope A physical life in crisis Dying seems imminent Does your life go pasteurize Or is it through gossamer organza A zephyr blowing With vivacity zip In springiness with vitality Straight to the grave
Sometimes the misuse of a word can be funny...
Form: Other

Premium Member Organza

Written: November 13, 2025, for contest sponsored by Nette Onclaud *********** a wrench writhes 'round— threadbare grace in airscape light, tiara of twilight, at hubris' height, a bleak veil grief petioles evanesce at fate's command— burden without ballast, luster lost in catharsis
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

A Super Moon

Just like the Goddess Amphitrite
Adorned in pink organza
As if she wants to dance all night
Resplendent in her glittering gown

Taken from my poem ‘Adorned in Pink Organza’
Written 8th May 2020 ~ after witnessing the hypnotic beauty of the Super Moon 

Contest Brian's Choice 6 
Sponsor Brian Strand 2nd PLACE 

9th August 2020
Premier Contest: Rithimus Divisa 4
Sponsor: Gregory R Barden
N/A
Form: Rhyme

Through My Eyes

Through my eyes…

You are the sunset over a beautiful summer’s ocean.
Your colorful show leaves me breathless
As I lie down to watch you move,
Watch you stretch your arms across the horizon 
Draping the wondering clouds
In a masterful orange and purple organza.
And I see them strut across their makeshift ramp
Showing off their new clothes
To the rapture of the waves below.

What a show your presence creates

Through my eyes…

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