Short Scarves Poems

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


Memorizing Dance of the Flame

Fierce raging riqq fire
Smoldering bare feet arching 
Flickering bright scarves 

By Robb A. Kopp
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Form: Haiku


Premium Member Red Cannas

red cannas fading like last year's old, worn-out scarves sad to see them go
written September 11, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tiny Tin In Sock Drawer

Listen to poem:
letters lie crumpled
when will you read them again?
open tiny tin locket

memories hidden
way back in chest of drawers
warm? among the socks and scarves
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lady On the Tree

She came down,

the Lady on the Tree,

leaving her silk scarves hung.

She came back for them

at a late hour,

before the owls come.





4/12/2018
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Winter's Release

WINTER’S RELEASE

                 Rejuvenation from Winter’s cold clasp
     Unwind scarves, store coats, warm hearts
Pollyanna petals

Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Kimo form
Form: Kimo


Icy Blast

Thirty three below zero with windchill
freezes exposed flesh so very quickly.
Scarves wrapped round and round make winter mummies
covered head to toe against the bitter cold.

Premium Member Hooker Fun

Tricolor yarn soft as a baby
Do I knit or do I crochet?
Slip stitch, one knit, one purl
Scarves, booties, and blanket
One stitch at a time
Soft and pretty
So much joy
Hooker
Fun
fun
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Cadence

linger-longer
wait-a-while
to perceive
the cadence in a smile
echoing a beat of heart 
in a chest of draws
with namesakes
hidden
under the knickers
hankies 
scarves and socks.

Premium Member Direct Hit

Axes, throwing stars, and two silk scarves.
How do you release that passion?
Now you’ll remember how to
riot in the rage room,
with pure precision.
Be prudent scar
with a bold
direct
hit.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Cosmic Dancer of India

Cosmic dancer unfurls her ardent truths
swirling her empathetic scarves of hope
infusing onlookers with glimpses of future joys
optimism and hope surrounding their nation
Cosmic dancer of India

So Sleek Wearing Scarves

So Sleek Wearing Scarves

She seems sleek while wearing scarves,
And then herself to death often starves;
Learned as of late,
Would lose weight;
Uses knife and from her body fat carves.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Electric Mosaic

Elements synthesize



Establishing brilliance



Mosaic





Sound elevates



Electric symphonies



Frequency





Vocals ascend



Ricocheting amour



Phoenix





Speech perishes



Shock scarves



Mastery
Form: Verse

The Elegant Voice of Audrianna Cole

Elements synthesize



Establishing brilliance



Mosaic





Sound elevates



Electric symphonies



Frequency





Vocals ascend



Ricocheting amour



Phoenix





Speech perishes



Shock scarves



Mastery
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Warm Winter Day

No need for coats,
no need for scarves,
No frosty breath, 
no icy curves.

Sunlight dances
On my face, 
A gentle touch
A fine delight.

The warmth today
For winter play,
As birds soar high
In azure sky.

Baby, It’s Cold Outside

It takes ten minutes
to dawn coat and gloves
scarves and boots and woolen caps
earmuffs and face masks
Pry open the frozen door 
and step outside
wait thirty seconds for the dog to pee
and run back into the house

Premium Member Belly Dancer

chiffon scarves whirling
tiny bells tingling
belly dancer jiggling
her arms and legs spraying and flaying
her veil concealing her loveliness
we watched in fascination
a cultural whirlwind
enticing us all to be better women

Winter Nonet

Something happens at this time of year -
drifting, changing as months go by:
heat becomes cold, light to dark,
time melts like falling snow,
words float in white mist.
Feet stomp, scarves wrap,
skin covered
from air, 
chill.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Room To Shake My Tambourine

Room to shake my tambourine
That’s all I ask, and a space to dance 
And twirl my scarves and entice you to pay
A corner to read your palm and collect silver
A tiny nook to park tarot and runes
Most of all a place to shake my bracelets

Awhipping

Wind’s a’whipping;
Branches thrashing.
Chairs are flipping;
Teeth are gnashing.

Garbage flying;
Scarves wrapped double.
Those home sighing,
Sweats and stubble.

Wind chill saying
It’s much colder.
Those out paying,
Being bolder.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Warm Wool

Wearing warm wool is in this year, and you will find wearing warm wool tall models looking very cool in designer gear, every kind and men with hats and scarves that wind wearing warm wool
Margaret Foster Sept 2011 Contest: Weave a Rondelet Sponsor: Nette Onculd
Form: Rondeau

A Pirates Life For Me

A pirates life is the one for me,both of us sailing on the seven seas,finding treasure,stealing gold,story’s of our life at sea to be told..skull and crossbones scarves on our heads,searching for treasure along the sea bed,I wouldn’t want it any other way,a pirate forever I will always stay
Form: Rhyme

Dark Thoughts

Under the cover of deep darkness      
Hidden in some obscure corner
Cowering beneath layers of blankets,
My head wrapped in scarves 
buried under a pile of pillows…
No matter what,
Oh, upon my poor soul, 
I just couldn’t hide from my thoughts.



~A Brian Strand contest.

Frozen Woodland

Its winter time 
Everything is frozen with ice
Children are skating on the pond 
Their noses are red and so are their faces 
Fingers and toes are cold
People are bundled up in hats, scarves, jackets, sweaters and snow pants
But the main thing is that there is a sense of happiness in the air

The Gift of Wind

winding scarves on my face
blowing air through my skin
skirting around my legs searching
in my soul rooting out the pegs
of memory of other winds of
time    spaceless    nameless
places and scenes that are
past and gone lifted up out of
sorrow far away gone  gone
long gone free with the wind

Premium Member Wintry Weather

 Wintry weather wearies the mind
 Another snowstorm's on the way
 Icy roads can leave you in a bind
 Wintry weather wearies the mind
 You lose your gloves, scarves left behind
 You shiver beneath skies of gray
  Wintry weather wearies the mind
  Another snowstorm's on the way
 
 1-10-2026
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

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