Short Secreting Poems

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


Hormones

Hormones

I like to add 200g of 
the ingredient uncritical secreting hormones to 
all tin soups. I might think about adding 
stress response too.


Premium Member Wayra- Chameleon

Wearing shades of dye,
he smiled sweetly in daylight,
his hot sighs choked in the throat. 
At night, secreting pain,
lay on bed, a chameleon.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Seasonal Sea Horse and Sea Lions

Seasonal sea horse and sea lions named Sue 
Searching for a secluded seat in sea urchin’s seaweed.
Secreting secret signs, settling in a sailor’s simple shoe.
Securing secondhand seafarers, a signature of a sesame seed.

Premium Member An Ache

AN ACHE

           My pierced heart 
           secreting nectar
           slowly solidifying 
            to form pearl of dolour.



  05/ 15 / 22
                      Second place

“Naani “ Contest by Joseph May
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Sweetest Nip Huitain

Branded eternally by blood,
beauty is no longer fleeting.
So burgundy soft with a thud,
from head to toe left secreting.
I’m a vampire rose, flesh eating;
I’ll always pick a lush dessert.
Your sugar spikes are depleting,
the sweetest nip could never hurt.
Form: Other


Premium Member Blooming Orchid

Nestled between two bronze columns
an orchid blooms
its fleshy petals slowly unfold
secreting honeydew on a warm velvet tongue
releasing an aromatic aroma
of wondrous ecstasy
to nurture a hungry soul, with wings




contest some kind of sensual
6/2/20/ sponsor nette onclaud
Blooming Orchid, free verse
34 words

Premium Member Our Melody

In a dream, you smiled a dazzling smile Kissed away my dewlike tears, whispered Laughter upon my soul, a promise – hope Through my bones, flowing light inside Where your song will forever hide, a shadow Secreting my desire beneath lyrics so alive Bite Size Poem no50 Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Line Gauthier July 25, 2022
Form: Verse

Arabesque

Bush: she had a deep
black birds nest.
Fecund Arabic woman
dark peaches for thin lips.

White faced, I redden in the sun,
a blanched fig, a thirst
for dew drops.

One night is enough, maybe two,
there must be a Spanish guitar
pleading the stars for more tears.

I have a comb
for her oval waves,
she is, for a while,
the mother of the world
the secreting seeds
of a fruiting pomegranate.

I am her despoiler of silk sheets,
she, a font of arousal
baptizing a love-song.

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