Short Queen Poems

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


Your My Queen

THIS IS NOT A GAME
you am not ashame
your what love bring
your my everything
no matter how bad in  seem
YOUR MY QUEEN


Get Behind Our Queen

she is standing tall
don't let her fall
she is our wall
this is not a dream
some treat her mean
GET BEHIND OUR
QUEEN

Premium Member Queen Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth
sentenced her cousin to death:
"Mary, you're the Queen of every Scot,
but you are Catholic.  I am not".
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Lovely Meadow of My Heart

meadow lovely heart
flush with queen anne’s lace
wild strawberries
my heart dances with delight
god’s glorious offerings
Form: Tanka

Mary the Truckin' Queen

Mary, Mary, the truckin' queen
Runs from Raleigh to Abilene
Makin' sixty cents a mile,
Squashin' squirrels all the while.
Form: Rhyme


Queen of Poetic Archery Andrea

Queen of poetic Archery Andrea


Shoots she graceful poems that exudes charm from her quiver of ingenuity!



7th OCT 2016
© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Queen Elizabeth 2nd Diamond Jubilee

Nineteen fifty three 

                           monochrome life for us all

                           colour sixty years galore
© Peter Dorr  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Delicate Queen Anne

delicate queen anne

a lovely meadow garnish

dainty and lacy

calls forth memory delight

grandparents' well-loved prairie
Form: Tanka

Evil Queen

you are not a queen if your tall strong throne is made of the bones of the women you cut down to get there
© Avery Ken  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Queen of Sorrows

Queen of sorrows
Queen of men.
Where doth thy heart intwine
When on the road met
All things halt
For in thy face is death divine
Form: Rhyme

Queen Unseen

ants live, die not weaned ..

                    from toil for colony queen ..

                              their mother unseen.
Form: Haiku

The Queen

A Queen is not truly a Queen
with out a King beside her.
Could be man or spider.
So if he starts to weave a web
"Off with his head".

Premium Member Deception Queen

False crown with pride wears

On vanity's throne she sits

Hypocrisy reigns!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
        20 April 2017
Form: Haiku

Dancing Queen

Dancing Queen


Let’s play it by the tune
And see who’s a loon;
I’m a dancing Queen
I’m not a dancing bin!


JM

13th March 2014
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Queen of Day

The Queen of Day in cool array
Dances her gay dewdrop ballet
Her morning rays light up the skies
She lifts the Lord of Night’s disguise.

One Knight Stand

The Queen bade us not to despair
When a knight leapt into the air
Sly as a crook
He took our Rook
Check-mating our King fair and square!
Form: Limerick

Queen of the Hill

Hundred legs climbing
To reach the queen of the hill
Who keeps kicking, but
I'll climb a hundred times more,
That hill is calling me home
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The way it's meant to be

Opulence suits you, my Queen.
To you I humbly devote my life
~ cater to your every whim.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other

Dairy Queen Sisters

Free form language mathematics engineering 
Contest

Two Sisters efficient x amount of life, lives a day 

Improve that.

Tip Jar Writes

Tears of a Queen

she stood tall
she was for all
she made the call
on that day
bad had there say
she lose that dream
its was mean
to see
TEARS OF A QUEEN

Tears of a Queen

she stood tall
she was for all
she made the call
on that day
bad had there say
she lose that dream
its was mean
to see
TEARS PF A QUEEN

Tears of a Queen

she stood tall
she was for all
she made the call
on that day
bad had there say
she lose that dream
its was mean
to see
TEARS of A QUEEN

The Quickie Queen

A lady quite daring and bold
Was dressed head to toe in pure gold
All of that glitter
Certainly fit her
For her charms were so briefly sold
Form: Limerick

Queen of the Chop

The Queen of the local beaver
Is crowned "Saturday Night Fever"
But all of her dates
Meet quite dreadful fates
Her dad is the Rabbi Cleaver
Form: Limerick

The First Beauty Queen

Adam was formed of dust with lust
So God gave Eve quite a big bust
An apple a day
Made apple pie pay
And Eve was crowned, "Miss Upper Crust"!
Form: Limerick

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