Short Royal Poems

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


Premium Member Cameo-Royal Munster

A kingdom of the Gael
Lying well outside the Pale !
Subjects of an Ardri Lord
From Clare to Kerry
And Cork to Waterford
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Completeness

simple elegance 

white flowers -adorn arches

blithesomely I will







Curry’s sermon:  When love is the way.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Sun Shines

The sun shines like a rainbow is bright
and the stars are sparkling and glooming
and the birds are zooming
through the sky

Premium Member Hate

Do not be fooled about indifference not being hate.But actually it is hate, just the very worst form. Proof is the experience.

Premium Member No Sweat

is easier advice to give
when it's not humid outside

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

not so much if it's hot 'cause hey
hot is hot
go figure


Bp's Oil

Birds that soar cannot no more
all because of your oil.
Gallon after gallon it continues to spew
contaminating American soil.

Royal Flush

rarely reading
while sitting
on the john
i received
a dear john
text from 
my now ex
but decided
to put it all
behind me
Form:

Royal Moon

Royal Moon
Adorn your crown
You shall not
Touch this
Solid ground
Ride your swift
Black steed
Across this 
Aphrodisiac sky

Premium Member Royal Purple Purpose Praise-

~Peaceful powerful gracious praise Royal purple grateful Praise of God~






1/9/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member Ticket In It

that’s a idiot 
that’s the ticket 
tell her morning your in it
your morning sickness 
he’s 
in the idiot
she
lives Ticketmaster life

Manifest Son of God

Juices of a Jovial mood drips from out of his heart
January to July he cannot be Jammed
try Jeopardise his security; you'll deal with JESUS

Success

SUCCESS
======== 

SUCCESS IS LIMITLESS,
IT IS A PERSON'S MIND THAT
LIMITS IT.
IT IS SAID THAT THE WORD 
  IMPOSSIBLE 
IS FOR THE WEAK.

Premium Member A Royal Luncheon

King size prawn cocktail hors d'oeuvre
Duchesse potatoes
Crown roasted ribs of mutton
Balmoral tarlets
Mint imperials
Bourbon bakes
Sheik!
Form: Epulaeryu

Being the Only Leg

I feel like a leg
used
mistreated
nothing but a leg
no one cares
i am stepped on
and walked on
and forgotten 
love me
love me like a leg
© Sppedy Leg  Create an image from this poem.

Unhinged

Unhinged like the minge
Wanting to be caressed not distressed
Images surrounding me , this is not play this is not go.
Pure folly as games go .

Premium Member Suntory Royal

It tastes just like scotch It's a Japanese whiskey Suntory Royal Nobody can call it scotch It's not distilled in Scotland
Form: Tanka

Angel Tears

The angels tears fell into  a river of black.
nauseated, I urged to go back.
For an imprudent girl would surly die
if to continue where angels cry

Premium Member The Royal Court

The iris burst forth 
Elegant lacey splendor
Crowns of every hue

Short is their spring reign
Long necked queens of the garden
Receiving homage
Form: Haiku

A Slow Demise For a Royal Tale

The king, with a taste quite frail,
Met his end munching on a snail.
It may sound absurd,
But that's what I heard,
A slow demise for a royal tale.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Royal


               it's striking orange
           baltimore oriole reigns
                 royal in my yard 

Heidi Sands 

5/5/25

(C)ooyright
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Royal Chef

"Royal chef, you must create,
something grand to put on my plate."
So said the hungry king.
His alchemist chef would bring
a marvelous lasagnanate.
Form: Rhyme

A Lad

Once a time; there lived a lad,
From his mime; he was so sad,
Yummy meals he never had,
But one good day; he was so glad,
For with his pay; he ate salad.

Crown Royal





                     Our  ^/ c r o w n s \^   of horn's gore
              Ones w e bore, he must now bear
      Crown of Thorns, p l a c e d bare
art
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Royal Watchers -Minsk

A woman arrived early from Minsk
Hoping to get a nod from the prince
His procession went by
She never caught his eye
Now her fondness for him is past tense
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Life

Too many 
hours,
Inside of 
lonely 
days,
A wasted
heart,
In so many 
ways,
A hidden 
hope,
And life 
goes by,
Concealing
sins,
Unanswered 
why.

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