Short Regally Poems
Short Regally Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Regally by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Regally by length and keyword.
Regally stationed on a branch
The wide eyed owl stared acute
His capable vision saw it all
But still he did not give a hoot!
Regally displayed
Rich crimson, her royal robes
Stately Maple stands
Inspired by Brian Strand's Images of Fall contest.
Regally she turned her head
Flicking her tongue into the morning mist
Tasting cologne in the wind
She gracefully galloped into the woods
Like the Sphinx
Igor lies regally
With eyes closed off
To the world.
He finds his zen
And feels the breeze
But knows not how much
He is revered.
Acrobatic bats circle dark English fields gulping hairy insects joyfully,keeping lazy men
napping on porches,quite regally snoring together,until various wild xenophiles yell zealously!
Regally they strut
Lions have no ought to roar
Status apparent
Establish importance with quiet visibility without vocality
(Not for any contest)
Beauty
In an intricately planned,
Regally orchestrated,
Murder?
She wrote
On his pillow
As she wept
With the blade
Shining in splendor
And ripe yet pungent
Blood
Swimming in the blood of her love.
tiger.. unseen in the bush,
golden black stripes ominous,
beauty ferocious!
panther.. sinuous, jet-black,
moonlit shadow on a bough,
emerald eyes know!
lion.. basking in the sun,
regally maned predator,
the tawny terror!
my dog walks with purpose
regally like a monarch
he stares with yellow wolf eyes
a majestic marvel
his brother is a puppy
running and jumping from here to there
he leaps on King’s back
he is wild without limits or limitations
Darker seams regally gleam
Sea's turquoise waves glow
Tanned bodies in shadows bask
Neon boards surf strew
Mercurial strobe
Sky's coppertone beams hover
Moon's palling pale globe
Wonder of Dusk contest
October 3, 2012
Stephen Parker
Dark shadows greet me gleefully
Welcoming me back with delight
Nurturing me regally
Magical forest of my heart
Uplifting me so wonderfully
Mossy plush mushrooms in my sight
The oak trees standing majestically
Magical forest of my heart
Surrendering so sweetly to silent
energies ending enduring embrace.
Sojourning into such solace for peace
where wondrous essences regally reign
relaxing the recesses of the brain.
Regenerating from an aloneness
into inner worlds of our own oneness.
3/27/2021
Shining brightly flashes of white light
into spectral colours sparkle inwardly
Atoms arranged within a crystal structure domed
a gemstone takes shape measured from the clarity of beauty
Within diamond ultraviolet wavelengths transmit visible
jewel jubilantly crowned regally royal gift
Blending in so beautifully in the endless everglades
The heron waits patiently
The warm wind ripples the water
He waits regally
Standing still like a statue in silent blue waters
He waits hungrily
Catching his first fish of the day
No more waiting - he dines like a king
Inspired by Majestic Pose
3~11~15
Contest Florida Nature never judges
Submitted to Premiere Contest #13 sponsored by Skat
Breathtaking (an Acrostic)
Beauteous, majestic mountain peaks
Regally reach to rendevous with an indigo sky
Evergreens maternally envelope
A cool placid lake
Tall timbers bow in a gentle embrace
Heralding geese fly overhead
Tiny wild-flowers rub their eyes to wake
A lonely loon is heard echoing it's lullaby
Kissing in the dawn hello
In celebration of a perfect day
Natures blueprints to a
Gallery of splendor.....
Time honored functions
Has been tried and perfected
Even the animals know the ways of the birds and the bees
Best with much strutting and songs
Increase the anticipation of love
Regally displayed emotions
Drape the natural colors and
Songs on my heart strings
Advance passionately
New gifts arouse the pleasure
Drawn against his manly charms
To
Hear
Exclamation points!!
Buzzing around in my head
Energeticly
Enticing
Sexuality
Naked trees reach regally
To the cerulean sky.
They do not give a fig about
The people passing by.
In summer they put on a show,
With buds and leaves adorned;
But in the winter, they’re ignored,
By audiences scorned.
As if they care! They stretch,
Quite unencumbered without blooms;
And pose, admiring themselves,
In Nature’s dressing rooms.
Such freedom! They appear content,
With silhouettes serene;
I’ll miss their twiggy skeletons
When once more they are green.
my frozen tundra
stalagtite icicle
protected by snow
winter residue
her fantastic confidence
regally standing
solid and secure
overseeing the village
guarding the mountain
winter protects her
carefully keeps her secrets
adding extra strength
she enjoys brief reign
glistening in frozen truth
spying on others
a dazzling glow
many come to worship her
rever her coldness
wishing she could stay
a frosty benefactor
winter creatures hide
Ancient fortress, the wind carried to me your silent call,
Commune with your warring deities way deep in my soul.
Rooted among the scarred ruins strewn through the ages,
On thy hallowed ground I stand to pay my humble homage.
Parthenon, implore Athena to shield the shining city
Over whose skylines you kept watch for centuries.
Like an eagle surveying this Hellenic kingdom
In majestic splendor - now and forevermore -
Stay regally proud, mighty and strong.
Endure
Stoic saguaros,
Capture the sunset
Reach for the stars
Shelter creatures near and far
Tell them they are safe here
Regally stand tall and absorb summer rains
Gather rainbows and share the pot of gold
Nourish nubs of life on your massive trunk
For they ensure survival of your bloodline
Hold yourself proudly my desert king
Relish your strength and heritage
Spread your fertile seeds
Kiss the clouds
Always, always,
Endure
Highway hawks perch regally
On branches way up high,
Surveying their surroundings
As the traffic passes by.
No leaves to offer camouflage,
They're easier to see
And heading to New England
Half a dozen I did see.
Though immobile, I imagine
Any second they might swoop,
Plucking rodents from the roadside
Which their talons swiftly scoop.
Glad I'm spared of such theatrics.
I enjoy their haughty pose
Which majestically inspires
Much more poetry than prose.
The world lay in deepest darkness
As black as a raven’s wing
Bereaved by the sadness of sin
Awaiting the One who would save it
And cause the world to sing
It happened one Bethlehem morn
The hope of all men global
That a star bore witness to the birth
Of the King of kings so regally
In a feeding trough less noble
O come ye let us him worship
And forfeit to him our all
For he is that pearl of greatest price
That is worth more than we surrender
To possess him at his call