Short Prince Poems

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


Question

I read that tale when I was eight
And I've wondered ever since
Just how many frogs must I kiss
Before I find my prince?
Form: Rhyme


The Vengeful Kissed Frog

And thus Prince Hamlet
In suicidal reflect,
Makes his own gauntlet
And by distrust and suspect
Must a murderer detect.
Form: Haiku

Your Name Is My Prince

My lips are coded 
In your name 

Alike the red saturating 
Snow Whites lips 
As she awaits for her 
Prince Charming

Premium Member Lack of Spoons

He has a forked tongue
He shoots words like a gun
I only wished to cuddle and spoon
Found Prince Charming really a goon
Form: Rhyme

Impromptu

Stein's rose line
Warhol's can
a symbol without
simile
the artist
once known as
Prince
my Muse is my Muse is my Muse
Form:


Premium Member Prince William

Prince William of Britain,
With Kate he was smitten.
Second in line to be king,
Now blessed with two offspring.

5/22/15
Form: Clerihew

Rajkumar

Han nhi hu mai tumhare sapno ka Rajkumar.
Na he mai safed ghode p sawar aata hu... 
Pr kya mai tumse door kabhi jaa pata hu?

George Gordon Byron

Lame and beautiful
He walked like a prince
With his eternal fever
In love with starry night skies
Which glowed in his dark eyes
Form: Narrative

The Search

Soaked up to her hips
Searching for her Prince in crypts
Pond slime on her lips



By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Holding His Own

Michael Jackson is so well known
Prince of Pop sits on a throne
Moonwalk his game
His claim to fame
White glove holding his own
Form: Limerick

Wedding Day

Today I saw a handsome prince.
,
with a beauty by his side.

Turns out today's their Wedding Day

and the beauty is his bride.
Form: Rhyme

This Prince of Peace Is Born

he came down the stream
this not a dream
the world was tone 
to cure sin
 the littie boy came in
THIS PRINCE  OF PEACE
WAS BORN

Princess Ninette

Once
upon
a time there
lived a princess
Her life was so sad
Her prince charming
did not come
Still she
waits

8 October 2015
© Gagan Gill  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Rip Prince

tears of purple rain are flowing through Paisley Park doves are now crying RIP Prince 21st April 2016
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Chiemsee Reflections

From
summer
to autumn-
mood indigo
blue
a
crown prince
of colours-
in avant garde
hue.


Ekphrasis tribute to Julius Exter
Form: Lanterne

Memorial Day

A vampire known as Good Prince Harry
Set his fangs on the Virgin Mary
He took one bite
And saw the light
Combusting in the cemetery
Form: Limerick

Night of the Angel

you can see the white
that lights up the night
the world torn
this prince is born
they suround
his manger
THE 
NIGHT OF THE ANGEL

On This Day

the world was torn
a little boy was born
his job 
was odd
he was prince of peace
he came in complete
not to play
have some say
ON THI DAY

RESOLVED CONTROVERSY



       

         the ends justify the means
     it is not in Machiavelli's The Prince
       but it appears in Ovideo's Herod
Form: Epigram

Vince the Prince

There once was a fellow named Vince
He was a handsome young prince
But one day he fell
Right into a well
And took a small little rinse
Form: Limerick

Rip John Doe

John Doe was a prince of a guy
Who forgot to zip up his fly
So out in the snow
John started to grow
When a snow-blower passed him by . . .
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Prince, A Prince, The Prince






2 Corinthians 1:3

Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort

Premium Member Castle Pet Be Thy Dragon

Dragon
A fierceness
A castle pet
Princess kidnapper
Mystical marauder
Nemesis to prince
Wants to slay him
Friends instead
Lifelong
Pet
Form: Ninette

The Prince of Music Is Gone

he was best of all
his music stood tall
he had to fall
found  against the wall
he was all alone
his music will live on
THE PRINCE IS GONE

The Prince

So rarely sweet, he strokes my cheek
 How was it, puppet? He whispers
Exquisite, say I, and he twinkles his eye
And bends to softly kiss her
Form: Limerick

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