Short Princesses Poems

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


Fighting

"you brought a sword?
 I'll shoot you in the head to piss off your destiny character"

---Princesses The Great year 1---


Premium Member Princesses' Steeds

Unicorns
Their cone
Revered by princesses
Born fresh from rainbow’s belly
Beauteous and magnificent
Fleeting power glimpses
The magical
Unicorns

Peace In All Places

as majestic 
                          love rules
all the hearts, 
bavila princesses 
                          wish peace
                          in all places.

Red

She was pink.
Like, the color of
Bubblegum,
Princesses,
And Pixie Dust.

Mommy died.

Darkness came.
It entered her.
Depression,
Anxiety,
And Fear.

She's Red.

Premium Member William Shakespeare

The 'Bard of Avon'- William Shakespeare
Never held in his hand a spear,
But with a sharp and powerful quill,
Killed kings and princesses, summoning their ghosts at will.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Just Ps having Fun

paradise patty’s puffy plush pillows patterned polka dot, paisleys,
pretty purple and pink prints, provide princes and princesses
plenty of prevalent presidential powerful plush pleasure.

Enchanted Forest

Enchanted forest where silence lives 
Princesses now lost in childhood dreams
Where wishes are carved from stately pines
Swept silently upon the gentle breeze
To build castles of innocent memories

Premium Member Iowa the Corn State

I am from Iowa
the corn state
we have corn princesses
corn queens
Mrs. Corn
Miss Corn Pone
Corn festivals
corn pudding
corn dogs
corn-on-a-cob
Corn City
South Dakota has our corn palace though
Form: List

Crossing Lions Zones

When young African princes 
                   and princesses decide 
                        to cross lions zones, 
Think about the future strong and
decisive kings and queens. 

September 13/2023

Premium Member Faerie Tales

Faerie Tales
Fantastical
Starts once upon a time…
Princesses, dark villains
Grimm’s Brothers, and Hans Christian Andersen
Gingerbread house and a witch
Such magical creatures
The end closing
Faerie tales

Angel of Atlantis

jagged heart hidden
behind hazelnut stone
wicked riddles rolling
inside angelic lips,
petite powerful tongue

connect our souls
my milian, mermaid
princesses don’t belong
under water forever;
even angels rebel
Form: Lyric

Premium Member harvest Halloween

harvest Halloween
cemetery crypt
violent vampire
tightly wrapped mummy
cat and dog costumes

trick or treaters
super heroes
crowned princesses
spooky shadows

monster night
have a fright

goblin
ghoul

ghost

Premium Member On a Ghostly Night

on a ghostly night princesses and "kiddy" cats - alongside monsters - scamper without a care beneath a Halloween moon Sept. 25, 2019 for Chantelle Anne Cooke's Halloween Moon Poetry Contest
Form: Tanka

Weep To Cry

weep for the mothers laying in the fields
between the lilac bushes
their sighs tomorrow never yields
cry for the princesses dying in the water
flowing somewhere down the lively stream
they died too, soon as tragic martyrs
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Raising the Moses

The Egyptian princesses were bored
Before they found Moses
But delighted by him almost immediately
He changed their lives in the most extraordinary ways
They became selfless and giving
Having no idea they were raising THE Moses

My Pulse, My Heart

With this heart of mine,
To show you love.
A crown on my princesses head,
To show our loyalty.


Let these hands of ours,
Show our friendship forever.
Let these words I speak,
Forever be true.


You're my pulse, my heart,
And I love you.

Daddy

D-ances with daughters 
A-s toddlers on tip toes and later in merry at weddings a little sadden
D-efender of virtue and hearts so easily broken
D-etermine to ensure your little girl successes no matter the cost
Y-es man in most cases to daddy little princesses.
© Ale A A  Create an image from this poem.
dad
Form: Acrostic

Royalty

Clouds form silently
Trees bend in shaking tremors
Of  storm bowed worship



(Worknotes)
Saw the king and queen once with both princesses
parading by St George's Hall and Wellington's Monument
There was hardly room to stand
Some people wept (grown ups)
Form: Haiku

Utopia

Under this mental umbrella, anything you
Think of, is possible; travelling to 
Other worlds can be one of your favorite
Possibilities that you would always be talking about; sometimes
Intermingling with imaginary captains and princesses from
Across the galaxies.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member What Do You Want To Be

The first-grade girls were in a pattern.
What do you want to be?
A princess
A princess
A unicorn princess
A faerie princess
A pony princess.
Then they reached my child.
A witch, she said.
I will eat princess and chop unicorns in half.
The princesses gasped.

Premium Member Pleasure Palace Princesses Pancake Peacock and Powerhouse Pig

Pretty pancake peacock pointedly persuaded powerhouse pig
To publicly plan porcupine’s playful pink planetary probability placement.
Pleasure palace princesses provided puny particulars providing big
Porky plebes who placated porcupines, poking peacock’s replacement.

The Princesses

The smooth floor. 
The melody playing.
My heels.
The beauty.
The man of my dreams, right in front of me.
Does he see me no..
The best friend next to me holds my hand. We wait for the news.
It's me.
I am the princess.
You cant tear me down.
NOW BOW DOWN U FOOL!
Form:

Last Fairy Princesss

Maria
The last of the ferry princesses
In middle earth
Was dancing in the forest
Dancing up a storm

When she saw Sam watching her
Love flew between them
She bewitched his soul

And he became her love slave
Until the end of time
Ended their doomed love affair.
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Dance of the Weirdos

ghostly nuances
haunted houses galore
madcap witches

trick or treaters
giggling with gusto
hoping to be scared

dracula howls
terrifyingly real
vampire sandwich

ghoulish gargoyles
hiding among princesses
going house to house

dance of the weirdos
octobers insanity
no masks needed
Form: Haiku

Admit

Learning to love 
all parts of our room
Not just the corner
where we feel safe and secure
Knowing that dragons 
that hide deep within our hearts
Are princesses in a cage 
waiting to be released 
Drawing from everything 
when it seems meaningless
no feeling is too much
when it’s crying out for wings.
Form: Rhyme

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