Short Slender Poems

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


A Late Summer Wind

Long slender coconut trees
                      Sway and dance a ballet to
                      late summer gusty wind
Form: Haiku


Winsome Willow

slender, graceful, limber limbs
swaying gently with the wind
slight of frame, strong of root
softly bending down to shade

Premium Member Slender Girl


Moon
was there
You know her -
pale, slender girl?

When Sun, languishing
atop the sea,

seduced the 
zaftig
Earth

Healing 07-12-24

Let the murmuring rain 
slice through the withering leaves,
like slender silver needles
and stitch the Earth's quiet wounds.
© Shane Zhao  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hope Is Just a Preset To Faith-

Hope is never hope Without a wonder? Hope is a slender A jest reminder Hope is the preset of FAITH


Slender Truth

tainted it is to me
ruthless it may see
usurp it may glee
tangible it may be
hoax as it may flee
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Sensual Legs

Ode to the legs silky and long,
Beautiful as an unwritten song
Sleek, slender, and milky white
In my dreams through the night
Form: Rhyme

Argao, Cebu

On a black carabao's back,
a dazzling white heron 
slow-dances,

the feathers on its graceful, 
slender neck the breeze 
romances !

Selfie

By nature, calm within storm and warm in form.
A tender touch resting upon a slender retouch.
A healing heart beneath a bleating bitterness.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Sebastian


It's awfully untrendy
to be slender, long and bendy
but it helps to have reach
when seeking the peach,
chuckled Sebastian to Wendy
Form: Limerick

Palms of Victory

Stand tall stately palm.
Straight high slender with long leaves.
You symbol of victory!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member GRASS SWORDS

green you bend~ sway with grace catch dawn’s first light verdant, slender spine perineal roots reaching sun-drenched lawn
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Swan

Graceful swims the Swan.
Wings of an angel folded
back in white splendor.

With long slender neck,
head bowed down in regal pose.
A lakes Royalty.
Form: Senryu

Gazoon

A baboon who had charm, grace and flair
had a steamy and lurid affair
with a slender gazelle
who conceived very well
a gazoon with a reddish derriere.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member As the Strings Sweetly Sing

Thrill to the frenzy, the passion
  slender bow jabs the air
fingers race along submissive neck
  face dances to the love
  of the precious instrument

Premium Member Date Night

Long lean limber. sultry, slender,
Pretty pout, neat nails, great grin.
Fatal flaw?
Incredibly clumsy, elbow bumpy,
Tripped twice, shiner. Shucks, chagrin.

I Rise In Love

I rise in love like slender crescent
         Dazzling sky with angels descent
        In kashmir on the lake wular
        with you in so serene  weather
Form: Other

Premium Member Awesome Nudity

Completely naked Except for her blue high heels Walks with lots of pride Her slender form is shown off By her awesome nudity
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Loves Embrace

love spreads her embrace 
aids heartfelt warmth within lust...
slender legs entwine
as green eyes sparkle like dew
and ruby red lips tremble

© Harry J Horsman 2012
Form: Tanka

Walking Stick

Slender branching twig Swaying on summer morning-- Stick insect waiting.
Written 9/4/2017 for Chris D. Aechtner's Premiere haiku contest II
Form: Haiku

Trees Contest

Your slender branches weeping,
With roots that resolve to live,
Feathered shape leaves for shelter,
Abundance of shade.


Sabina Nicole
Contest: Trees
Written: 2-12-12
Form: Dodoitsu

Tanka

succulent slender grass
sprouting from moist soil
morning Sun slowly rises
as gazelles run
across the Sahara plains


(This piece was published in Tanka Journal)
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Four Gorgeous Insects

Great purple hairstreak
purple tip
Adonis blue
clouded yellow
four gorgeous insects with God-painted wings
Slender symmetrical ebony antennas
Known as butterflies

Lily

Lily Slender, tender Smells sweet, swells pure, spells grace Lovely Lily of the valley Jesus 08.06.2021 Traditional cinquain
Form: Cinquain

Let Me In

Aloneness catches unaware
The slender threads of laughter.
Emotions bare in solitude,
Naked in the after.
The pain of grief
Cries out again, 
"Let me in, 
Let me in."

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