Short Skinnier Poems

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


Premium Member My Friendly Down Below

Maintain my weight while sitting at a plateau Never give up, just don my endurance chapeaux It's getting easier As I get skinnier Can finally see my friendly glowing down below
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Do Not Feed the Animals

Went to the zoo today, saw a sign that read “Do Not Feed The Animals” most animals dread Getting skinnier by the day Zoo keepers usually weigh Not themselves ... the animals, you silly heads
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quite Svelte

Another notch tighter on my belt Without trying, getting skinnier and quite svelte Can wishing make it so Though the progress is slow Perhaps age contributes... not sure if that helps © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

A Dove Like You

I feel you laughing with some other girl
And it makes me feel pushed out

I saw her picture
Hanging on the back of your door

Now I understand why you forgot me

She's prettier
She's skinnier
She's better

Who was I to think
That a crow like me could find love with a dove like you?
© Andy Evans  Create an image from this poem.

No Less

You could
be
younger or older I
would love you
no less

In you, Beauty
dwells and nothing is
out of place

You could 
be
skinnier or heavier I
would adore you
no less

In you, Harmony
was born merging into celestial
melodies

You could
be stronger or weaker I
would find you enchanting
no less

In you, the Lord's Creation
shines and God
winks.


Premium Member A Butterfly Moment

Butterfly swoops in
Black like a bat but a touch skinnier
Moves at an incredible gliding pace

I am astounded at her charismatic flair
She fills the porch with momentous beauty
For a mega instant, then she is gone

A fleeting look
Then butterfly disappears 
Notoriously mystical and surreal

Was this a dream?
A spirit?
A treasured blink.

Premium Member My Disappointment Reflected in Landscape

I can see the waters
but they are beyond my grasp
the trees are getting skinnier
their leaves have turned blood red
a reflection of my disappointment

in the far distance I see healthy verdant pines
they are the right size, not distorted like my trees
there is no water here, no faith, no hope
the earth is cracked, barren, desolate,
a reflection of my disappointment

A Winner Becomes Thinner

In herself she saw An Easy Winner,
Until she began to be thinner;
You should know what I mean: leaner 
And for it earned the name Tina’
Together with ‘Lena’…

Then, she turned   Dare-Devil fighter 
And though things still got tighter 
Not too long became lighter 
Her Sun shining the brighter.
 
Now, she knows: nothing like Easy winner 
The searcher for it, at first skinnier.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Skinny Floral Christmas Elf

Skinny floral Christmas elf with eyes so green
Your attitude and holly is totally and fully seen
We marvel at your body, so lithe and loose
You are skinnier than a wiped-out chicken goose.

Skinny floral Christmas elf with your attitude cute
We don’t know what to say, you are pretty couth.
We see your skip and hop and your limber bod.
You are more like us than we thought, not so very odd.
Form: Rhyme

Final aspect of beauty

I put on my makeup and do my hair to feel beautiful.
I pick out outfits that make me look skinnier.
Even after doing this, I still never feel good-looking.
I go to sleep praying that I would be happy with my appearance.
No matter what I do,I still hate looking at my reflection in the mirror.
One thing I've realized is that, if I constantly pick apart my appearance, I'll spend the rest of my life being miserable.

The Girl Inside

The girl inside hates herself.
She hates the way she laughs-
She hates the way she cries,
She hates the way she sees herself through her own eyes.
She hates the way she walks,
She hates the way she talks, 
She hates the fact that she has to act, like nothing is ever wrong.
The girl inside is me, you see,
The girl that wishes she could be-
Better, smarter, skinnier, prettier, 
Anything, anyone, that is, 
Except me.

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