Short Paramour Poems

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


Regress

regress--
   embrace the shift
      deem like a paramour
      

07.08.16

For Silent One contest
"A Response to..."
Form: Senryu


Poet's Paramour

Sweet Goddess, Personification,
You’re not an abstract ideation,
So listen to this supplication:
“Love me, and my verse creation.”
01-01-80
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Mystery Paramour

bunch of red roses fresh and velvet at his grave year after year now in a shade deeper than mine his mystery paramour Written on 07/06/2016
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Marco Polo Desires

your smart hat 
your coifed 
charcoal brows 
your blue questions
about how I’m moving
through the day
have me in hand 
reminiscing
making me want you
and reminiscing
more and more

Premium Member THIN LINE TWEEN LOVE AND HATE-

LOVE Affection devotion Cherish endearment liking Malevolence aversion scorn Ardo zeal paramour Rancor jaundice Hate
11/17/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024
Form: Diamante


Premium Member Perky Paramour Pleasantries

Patricia parades pretty periwinkle paisley pyjamas playfully presenting plump pinwheel pastries



AP: 3rd place 2023

Submitted on October 21, 2019 for TAUTOGRAM POEMS sponsored by EVE ROPER  – RANKED 3RD
Form: Tautogram

Thy Love Maketh My Beauty

Thy love maketh my beauty
Thy heart maketh my soul
Thou art my true paramour
With thyself I die whole

Thine eyes admire my charm
Thy smile, my ultimate goal
Thou dwell in my every emotion 
Thy love maketh my heart toll
Form: Epyllion

My Aggravating Paramour

Stop it!
I’m exhausted by you
Always complaining, never supporting yourself
Stop it!
I’m overworked by you
Never being grateful, but expecting the help
Really!
I know it’s not your fault
Now pick yourself up, I will see you on the twelfth

The Old One

The Old One

The old one reached down
into the cellar of his remembrance
and found a faded image
of a paramour;
a love known so long ago.

He cherished
its lustrous glow,
and in his heart's forge
shaped a silver frame 
to hold the beauty 
untarnished by time.

Premium Member Best Foot Forward

Best foot forward, a winning smile Such roles we oft enact Vibrant, childlike heart, free from guile Has no need for such tact Shed off ego armour Each soul our paramour Since bliss throbs enamour Let’s move onward Best foot forward 27-April-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member For Robert Herrick--And Julia

This is a parody of a poem displayed in my notes.


There she goes, his paramour,
Clad (of course) in silk-du-jour,
Jiggling from head to floor
As though he’d never seen her before!

When he steals another glance,
How drastically she’s changed her stance:
The silk is now remember-ance
As will soon become his pants.

Love's Currents

To my Valentine
My voracious dear
Whose zest is for wine
Yet mine guise is of beer
To my dulcet amore
You're the last in regard
To my soul's paramour
This endeavor is scarred
Same as Aeneas
I'll leave this sublime queen
And love instantaneous
Twill deliquesce 'tween
No curb to my ideal
Since love turned out unreal
© Sam Hunt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Caroline Self Portrait With Her Love

Brought to life 
With her own deft hand

The Alpha female 
to a daze she commands

Just by the power of her presence

A picture drawn at the age of four
Says it all no need for more

Without being told no doubt who was who
Drawn into  the frame of the eyes of you 

A mesmerizing essence

And your bedazzled paramour
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Your Touch

Satiny softness surrounds me as your touch ensnares me in ardent, consuming passion for which there is no exultation too much. I desire no respite, escape, dispassion as I am your unrelenting paramour offering a safe harbor for you to moor. Stay with me upon this sea of ecstasy and we shall conceive our lasting legacy.
Form: Rispetto

Sweet Paramour

I see the edge of your smile
and the tip of your varnished toe,
the waterfall of your flaxen hair
that makes your shadow grow:
Love!  I am the one, who loves 
you as the day.
To lose you makes me shudder
like a mast on a blustered  day;
Keel-haul and whip my hopeless love
Send my soul to hell
But let me call before I die,
Love! I am the one.

Premium Member Traversing the Orchard

TRAVERSING THE ORCHARD Sunny green blossoming Crisp red and yellow Xanadu fruit Paramour of buzzing bees Likewise festival high wire lines scream with harnesses of feet flying like Tarzan from tree to tree Hands grab delicious floating dessert plucked into baskets, cider and pies Delectable dessert of the doctorless wise 4/17/2018
Form: Verse

The Web You Weave

Did you think, that I would not know?

The web you weave with your pernicious soul?
 

You spin and spin and then retreat.

Leaving the entanglement of your ludicrous deceit.

 
At first you don't suceed, you then try it again..

Doing whatever it takes to lure them back in.

 
Think about where you spin your luck.

A paramour, the black widow, may devour you up.

Premium Member That First Warm Twinkle




That  very first, velvet, warm meeting with him!,

Goosebumps, danced, all over your young skin.

His eyes, say “come hither “,with a welcoming twinkle.

How to say, “no” to his soft, dazzling dimples?

You were his, then, now, and a starlit forevermore!

Sealed,like a beautiful butterfly, his surrendering paramour.
  


                          1/13/2024
Form: Rhyme

Rubi's Crystals

I love my temptress

Revisiting my encrypted inscriptions
Fingers running down her spine in hieroglyphics
Azurite chemise hanging off her skin
Aureate lilies floating across her eyes
Releasing tension from her clenches

Bahri belamour
You're fatale, I can handle more
Umber tones the undertones of my paramour
You're narcotic, I can handle more
Sa'ës'ït floramour, my viole d'amour
Form: Rhyme

Enchantress

Boom! Alas! Magic!
I’m stunned by your spell.
Your sorcery charms me
It’s so hard to tell.
Roving at streets
searching your presence
Like a pooch sniffing sideways
This thought makes just no sense.
Fascinating yet deceiving,
complimenting a narcissist.
This potion captivates me 
Why this madness ever exist?
Sorceress paramour 
I am cursed to like you
Drunk with folly
Fated to woo you.

Premium Member My Carrot

I love the orange coloured skin 
My carrot has to tempt my eyes 
I love the crunchieness within 
Which with my teeth I realise 

I munch, I chew, I taste the juice 
The sweetness of the central core 
Willingly I let seduce 
This vegetable, this paramour. 

There is no finer time than this 
A summer's sunset in a field 
A carrot slowly chewed is bliss 
My soul is calm, my stomach filled.
© Lee Leon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Wharfing the Dawn

Salt water taffy orchestrated,
pouring grain and sweating.
Spinning my silhouette,
as the dog failed his frisbees.

It doesn' let the sun’s rays wash over me,
replicate large wooden planks,
for heart boardwalking day by day.

Sandbars can sometimes be paramour,
idyllic feeding high memories.
So blue as seashells with a spiral pattern.
Averse to an occasional dalliance,
enthralling you, God.

Fallacy

Neverending misery
Pieces of a heart shattered
Endless loneliness and suffering
Euphoria, prosperity, and companionship no more
If only time would reverse
Unquestioning love and faith anew
Wrongful acts of affair never occur
Existing conditions will they continue?
Will parameters revert back?
Is heart's desire sufficient to acquire paramour?
Fabrication, distortion, and reminiscence unfold
Kismet or fallacy?
Form:

Supreme Entangled Ardent Couple

I desire to become a fridge, to freeze all sweet warm kisses. 
Often release the treasure, and quiver again with pleasure..
With my conceited paramour,dreading his evanescence.

23-5-2020

~DEEPA~

Second place in the Contest.
Note:* 'Let the pens flow-Sijo' Poetry Contest*
Sponsor: Jenish Somadas

First place in the Contest.:-)
Note2:BRIAN'S select D,any form,any theme
Sponsored by Brian Strand
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Paramour

bitter pages, brittle as they turn
my fingers traced these lines before
or were they yours

cursive notes penned, nestled in the margin
scrawled hurriedly first in candle light dim
scratched through then at the looming dawn
here is the passage trapped in a bracket
to signify it your best-loved

Carolingian proverbs of affection and death
mastered in memory to the last, flawless word
only once to impart at dinner
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