Short Sassiness Poems

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


Premium Member Shenanigans

Sunbeams, sassafras, seagulls, and sassiness
lightbulbs, lightning bolts, lethargy, and laziness,
life yields wonder and wounds and sometimes
fascinating vocabulary can transform pain into pondering
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Christmas Crazies Conjure Confections

Christmas crazies conjure confections in candy kisses.
Wee whimsical winter warlock wistfully wishes
Dreamy darling dolly deliberately does dishes,
Fluidly forever fixing finest fluorescent fishes.
Seasoned sassiness scoring subtly in swishes.
Christmas crazies conjure confections in candy kisses.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dreaming of 57 Chevy

the 1957 Chevy Bel Air was fine in every way
Full of chrome, her sassiness gave her enormous sway
Some people like red autos, but turquoise was so fine
At the age of eight, I wished this car was mine!

I understood cars like the boys did in town
This beauty pranced and danced, she was heaven bound
I still love this car to this very day
I wish all cars were built and chromed this way
car
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Garden Joy

Bubbly laughter from inside joyful flower petals 
Nymphs and elves laugh as they paint the tulips 
Faeries giggle with happiness brought by spring 
Freshly dressed, enjoying 

Daisy’s fancy sassiness. Implementing gardening tricks planned all winter 
Allowing a dandelion take over in sunny patches 
Elves are pushing grasses forward in shiny newness 
Robins and other songbirds singing April Joy

Premium Member Exotic Erotic Quixotic Margarite

Margarite has hot tamale sauce swarming in her veins.
She was not organized, tidy, accurate or neat,
 The bartender hired her during the monsoon rains
Because her beauty and sassiness brought in men off the street.

She danced like a goddess from another country or time
Otherworldly and exotic she brought in an appreciative crowd
The bartender knew that men would spend their last dime
To see a barista this beautiful, charismatic, sassy and loud.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Mandela

that fine day 
wind in my hair 
sun on my back 
i'd noticed your smile
lightening my way we'd 
canvased life's scars 
sudden callings mounted 
above a sassiness 
for peace the berlin wall 
crawled awkwardly 
chains rattled steel doors 
grounded throughout 
salted stone  
an yet you sounded 
the trumpets opening 
rusted gates 
right off the hinges
oh how small i felt 
jesus welp as 
your words finally 
come into existence 
blind no more 
and seeing
i am a human being

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