Short Pirouetted Poems

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


Premium Member It lasted what it lasted

My dancing days are through
I danced the tune for all that it was worth
I pirouetted on through life
Smiled for the audience
Twas then I took my final bow ~



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Premium Member Dancing Into Summer

Dancing Into Summer Written: by Tom Wright 7-13-2016 Like a ballet dancer, Spring has pirouetted into summer. Bringing with it, days of suffocating humidity, A rising heat index and excess pollen; Until leaves color, I’m sure it’ll be a bummer.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

The Wild Swan

The Wild Swan

She flipped,
	Tumbled, 
		Pirouetted,
			And blind to all,
			And in seeing no one,
Seemed to be seen by all,
	And startled,
		Raced away before I could say
		That she rose in all of her perfection
A wild swan upon the lake,
	Seen early, but in being seen, seen too late.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Letting Go

 It hung on all summer
 Enjoying the balmy breeze
 It soaked up the rain
 and felt so much at ease

Summer was coming to an end
 Soon it would be time to go
 It would join the trend
 and sail away as the winds blow

 A gust of wind came by
 It lost its grip and started to fly
 It pirouetted as it came down
 Landing gently on the ground
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

When One Loves

Love is like ones pedigree given utterly,
When one loves life seems to move in slow motion,
When one loves you tend to have merriment of different emotions that makes you feel accolade.,
Love beckons beyond your mind , beyond your soul but mostly love is ensnared in ones heart.

When one loves your hearts , body and soul are pirouetted  perpetually.


Wind Song, With Birds

The wind
howled ice-cold, clear-sky
lullabies

and awoke the moon,
who gazed, heavy-lidded,
at the stars around her

Leaves and dust
danced sambas and pirouetted
along the desert's river,

who was shivering uncontrollably
while midnight birds
struggled to fly upstream

against the manic,
stinging, musical currents
of turbulence and wonder

This Is All I Have

This is all I have
Shredded heart 
Rhapsodic essence 
Grimace on the face 
Cacophony in the ears 
This is all I have 
Lost talisman 
Waiting for a serendipitous 
Ineffable rumination 
With an ephemeral existence 
This is all I have 
Mellifluous sound 
Turned to screeching noise 
Crystalline entity 
Pirouetted to a crepuscular subsistence 
This is all I have

The Gift of Love

The night before Christmas,excitement was high
As starry-eyed children gazed up to the sky.
Soft snow pirouetted then vanished below
To silent applause from the moon’s lambent glow.
And voices in unison rang through the earth
Proclaiming the news of the Saviour’s birth;
A gift of great price from the Father above
wrapped humbly but offered with infinite love.

27.11.19
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loving His Ballerinas

Dancing goodness filled each corner of her heart
She was a ballerina today and it was marvelous for sure!
She twirled and pirouetted and loved every movement

Enjoying her glittery lace up slippers as much as any girl could
I am a dancer! She squealed to her daddy who had come to watch
He saw her mother in her, and he smiled, loving her even more
Which until this second he had not thought possible

Premium Member How cottage cheese was created

The cow took a chance, pirouetted and pranced
to the ancient tune..
Her body sagged and one foot snagged and she
tripped on the tip of the moon..
Farmers found her at the trough.
Dogs danced in circles,
Roosters meowed.
Crows began cawing at quarter to five.
The locals were astounded the  cow had survived..
The people now swear she has special powers.
A farmer sells her cottage cheese as most 
her milk has soured.

Premium Member A Glimpse of a Promising Day

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                           so, I rose...

                    early morn' today
    and drew open the bedroom curtain
 how glorious, the little bit I saw of dawn!
how wondrous to see the face of the sun....

                             smiling!

       In a split-second, my joyous spirit 
       pirouetted and flung up to heaven
                just a tease...a glimpse 
                    of a promising day.
Form: Verse

Premium Member She Was a Dancer On Fire

She was a quintessential dancer on fire
The audience was leaping with her
Cobalt blues swirled in my head with each leap

She was an honest dancer with spirit
Bronze skin shimmering
Taunt muscles at the ready, I was a dancer!

She was a story-telling actress
Goldenrod glistened on her brow
Peach dancing shoes pirouetted prettily

I tasted lemon and raspberry as she twirled
Trying to follow her around the stage
Feeling colorful, beautiful and young again myself.

Premium Member Piece De Resistance

The Seconds grew impatient
   As Anticipation aimed its dart
Hope sat erect at the table
   Compliments practiced their parts

Breaths were held as the Chef pirouetted
   The Piece de resistance proudly poised
Triumph on a smooth, sleek glass surface
   To the accompaniment of Merriment's noise

Paradise was but a dimly lit candle
   Beside the Pheasant's brilliant blue flame
Exclamations burst forth midst salivation
   The Proud Bird had earned Highbrow acclaim
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autumn's Fallen Leaves

There's sadness in falling leaves, but beauty 
     in the carpet they lay at our feet.
                                               ~ by poet


I walked across a trestle bridge cloaked in scarlet leaves
They had whirled and pirouetted as if little ballerinas
dancing in Autumn's wind at the end of their season 
How bravely they continued until bowing on the bridge
Not a sound did they make, weaving around each other 
Looking on were their bare branches, nakedly chagrinned
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

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