Short Skirts Poems

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


Premium Member In Black and White

glimmerings of gothic moon and stars —
                             spiraling skirts and candlelight

7/19/2020
Form: Monoku


Summer Wear

short skirts
make you alert
hot pants
makes you dance
you just stare
but touch you dare
watching
these
SUMMER WEAR
Form:

Summer Wear

short skirts
make you alert
hot pants
makes you dance
you just stare
but touch you dare
watching
these
SUMMER WEAR
Form:

Summer Wear

short skirts
make you alert
hot pants
makes you dance
you just stare
but touch you dare
watching
these
SUMMER WEAR
Form:

Uncomfortable Moment

Skirts were short in sixty nine,
my speech teacher wore them well
sitting ON her desk in class,
please, no speaking now!
© Wayne Sapp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu


Traditions Pt 1

Man skirts fill the scene 
Whining outlawed bagpipes sing
His kilt of plaid green

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights reserved ©MMX
Form: Senryu

Skirts and High Heels

its a turn on 
as they walk alone
some on cell phone
they chat
about this and that
it a real sex appeel
SKIRTS AND HIGH HEELS

Premium Member Return

High winds Clouds, pelting rain Outter skirts of a storm Hurricane Matthew exhibits strength Return?
Form: Cinquain

Idahoedown

Hands a-clappin', boots a-thumpin',
skirts a-twirlin', rumps a-bumpin'.
Feel the vibes and hear the noisy
Idaho cowgirls and Boise.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member 1952

puffy yarn balls
decorate white roller skates
nineteen fifty-two

poodle skirts
boys big rings wrapped with tape
pink nail polish
Form: Senryu

Beautiful Time

Everything
Has brilliant time
Just looking at falling leaves
Just looking at girls in mini skirts
That passes by
It's a beautiful time.
Form: Other

Renewed

Grass skirts dance in fear
Furious whispers menace
Nature prunes nature

Growth begins anew
Disciplined to adulthood
Precisely nurtured
Form: Haiku

Medieval Fanny Packs

Tanned furs and leines clothe their hairy backs.
Hoard of mead guzzling men eat turkey legs for snacks….
in skirts and medieval fanny packs.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member my gran’s youth

maidens in the stream
are washing clothes together
their colorful skirts
are so daringly tucked up...
the lads guard their fishing rods
Form: Tanka

Spring Again

Whispering bees arrange themselves outside
They gather their fur skirts
And whisper down the lane
Allergies come until the season completes itself.

Adieu Summer

Adieu Summer
cheeky red roses silky scarlet skirts sashay… final summer fling
09-16-2014
Form: Haiku

Taking Liberties With Freedom

The angry red face of Mammon 
peaks out from behind the now
green skirts of sweet Libertas 
and misquotes the very words 
that bought him his freedom

Shimmering Skirt

She whirls
Her silky skirts
SHIMMERING...

Soft
s u s p e n d i n g
~~kisses~~

Turns
Into a
PuLsAtInG

Love-wrapped-in-delicious-desire

DANCE

Premium Member Ants In France

There once was a lady from France
She thought about not wearing pants
Just her dresses and skirts
So the men would all flirt
Forgotten, was all of the ants
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dreaming Myself To Gypsyhood

The gypsy life appeals to me
I love fun Bohemian ways
Pretty jewelry, fancy skirts
Their beautiful wagons
My hippie-like self
Vicarious
Wonderlust
gypsy
Love
Form: Nonet

Summer Buttercups

Little golden cups of sunlight nod,
Swirling flimsy butter-yellow skirts in the wind
Dipping deeply in a curtsey
To an unseen God
A rippling rush
Of whispering gold.

Scent of Peonies-Bite Size Poem

Frilled edges of flora in bloom
Along my garden’s fences
Sweet scent of peony perfume
Invades my senses
They dance on stately stems
Pink skirts ruffled at their hems
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gypsy Dancer

So fragile, I could count the veins
   beneath her pink petaled softness.

In ruffled skirts, like a gypsy she danced, 
   coaxing her unopened buds to bloom.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Best In Show

The cold sun’s anemic arc, 
    skirts the day with crystal frill. 
    Prancing just above the pines,   
       sun dogs wag their tails. 

                14 Jan 2022
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu

What Blew Up Too, This Path Along

As striking a picture, leaf-twirled
A little off the ground
For a colour movement
Autumn-rich skirts, pleated and whirled
In both the folk dances
Scot and gypsy present.
Form: Rhyme

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