Short Savoir Faire Poems

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


Premium Member Aunt Sue

she had a flair, a savoir faire
sophistication in the air
she was chic, sleek and lovable too
a perfect lady, my fine aunt Sue
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Artistic Touch

Artists who paint with passion and flair
That slap on colours that do not run
Because they do it with Savoir Faire
It brings pleasure and is great fun.
Form: Rhyme

A Question of Balance

Reality occasionally hallucinates,
      poetry almost always enchants
      our art is to balance the extremes,
      so that we compile the finer results

Premium Member Vampire

Venetian blinds shuttered
Vivacious lust a fix
Veins throb crimson allure
Visceral dread repels
Victorian specter
Vexing savoir-faire lure
Vampire's bloodletting
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Odd Socks

Why do socks seem to disappear?
 I can’t find a matching pair!
Not wanting to develop a syndrome
When anyone comments on my odd flair,
I retort with apparent savoir faire:
Yes I’ve another pair jus’ like’em at ‘ome!


Premium Member Ginger-Bred Boy

A redheaded stepchild, he lacked savoir faire; seems all that he did brought his parents despair. He made them some gingerbread, did so with flair. Just for spite, he included some bits of his hair.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member OOH LA LA!!!


SUGAR BEAR...

                           COUNTRY CHILD 

SILVER HAIR...

                           COUNTRY WILD

SUMMER AIR...

                           HOW SHE SMILED

SAVOIR FAIRE...

                           HEART BEGUILED
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Savoir Faire Poet






       The poet, bright, sat upon his comfy chair. 


       He was peacock proud of his savoir fare! 


       Face changed red...password,English for derrière!

                  

                       5/28/2022



Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tortoise and Hare Redux

She has a certain savoir-faire;
always clever with the cleaver.
Young leveret wants to believe her,
follows signs for trim of hare.

Too old, her title to recoup,
waits patient at the barbershop,
then takes a little off the top;
a tortoise makes delightful soup.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Summer Song

Bloom all day wild summer caught in gold green life burst of hues scenic views flush blooms are there savoir-faire garden joy cherish each moment orange sun will fade soon
Written on 3/2/2023 For: Waltz Wave Poetry Contest Sponsor: Waltz Wave Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

Premium Member PIERRE, TRES PETIT

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Pierre, a très petit French squirrel with savoir-faire Dreamt of chocolat sauces beyond compare. He shouted, Sacrebleu! “This chocolat hazelnut fondue Needs more je ne sais quoi, I do declare!"
Form: Limerick

Danger

Dastardly dangers lurk wherever you are

They can come from far away or from right where you are

Sometimes the greatest perils are the ones you can't see

Tinier even than the legs of a flea

Evolution and Nature are a most formidable pair

Protecting and selecting

Death

To even those with the most savoir faire
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Premium Member You Look Good For Your Age

When someone says you look good for your age What they're really saying you look like **** Those wrinkles and deep lines around your eyes Add a certain savoir-faire one can't miss The double chin, the walk, you're expanding middle Further proof, the end is fast approaching But you continue to look good for the shape you're in Life's taking its toll still keeps eroding (giggle)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member That Sound

It’s a sound that can’t be spelt
A sound not uttered by the svelte 
A sound like when your grandpa knelt
It’s worse with every year you’re dealt

A sound made rising from a chair
When pulling up your underwear
When climbing each successive stair
A sound devoid of savoir faire 

This sound made by the elderly
Is commonplace; apparently 
But lately this sound seems to be
A sound that emanates from me!
Form: Rhyme

Dry Stone

In its’ drinking of the rain,
Pelted epidemically, absorbed
Of heaven’s thoughts and earthworm prayer;
The colours thaw in rivulets
On slate and brutish stone wash,
Sunk into a crab grass savoir faire.

In its’ sucking of the sun,
Copper hammer beaten, reflects
On somnolent years and rainbow gleams;
A child may brush the surface,
Deposit trace genetic evidence,
Forensics of some past and future dreams…
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Lavender

Lavish pink mingles in purple pastures 
An amalgam of foam in seraphic blue 
Vena cava diffuses mauve melancholy 
Effulgent splashes lulling tidal shores 
Nostalgic desires flutter in savoir-faire
Droning all drowsy, a fragrant love affair
Enchanted bells tinkle, as bees meander 
Ripples of essence in vales of lavender.



31st March 2020 
GIF#1 Vase of Lavender 
Sponsor	William Kekaula
Contest Name	Gif 2 Your Best Anything
Form: Acrostic

Calling All Potential Wanna Be, Sugar Mama's

Thinking of beautiful precious Goldie Hawn in Overboard while day dreaming....
Scratching our head as making a list knowing, we are merely his infant trapped amid
An old used body why else would they portray such that, their gerbers festive spoiled child ?
My twinkling if twitching nose held high be the sky; racing past her palace doors marble mistral floors
Silver stools his golden pools; flinging love's pampers without a care so joyfully unto the air; her, savoir-faire.
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Premium Member Watch Them Fall

                                  
* Star weary sorrow tears Zillions flicker dimming lightened gifts bloodblack diamonds spinning Flames flash skies into near night Cosmic scales—fallen world's despairs Dark-Star reaps ringed scarlet horizons shooting star dissipating downward Jaded stones form constellations best poet’s mouth is silenced Ashy smoke rising scents Black gold dominance Savoir-faire sage from its dust evokes Zen _/\_
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Bus Stop

Sitting in the waiting room her sunlit day; complying to their sequence
Amid a foregone conclusion ? Appearing suddenly out of nowhere
Ineffable somehow it seems this, March two thousand twelve's
National Geographic's copy titled, 'The Journey of the Apostles....
Theocracy's last supper sublime; tableaux ? Instinct taking hold slowly
Savoir-faire walking past these doors surely tis for me ? Sanctum sanctorum
Seder thirty years now, gone by ? Why his doctor queried; Angels in the mist hieros.
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