Short Sunglasses Poems

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


Premium Member Hiding

hiding behind
sunglasses
~ his full inspection



AP: Honorable Mention 2021, Honorable Mention 2021

Posted on July 11, 2018
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Girl

girl's playful sundress
matching hot pink sunglasses
~ tea time with her dolls



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Posted on May 27, 2018
Form: Haiku

Deception

Truth eludes a man.
Searching eyes.
He finds deceit.
Sunglasses cover.


Rouge camouflages.
Daylight illuminates.
Poison asps.
Drip blood.

Premium Member Taj Mahal

taj mahal
in the mirror finish
of his sunglasses



Submitted on May 13, 2019 for contest MAY 2019 PREMIER 5 sponsored by BRIAN STRAND  -  RANKED 3RD
Form: Haiku

Summer Winter

Summer Hot, vibrant Scorching, sweating, illuminating Shorts, sunglasses, snowman, sweaters Shivering, shoveling, darkening Cold, white Winter
Form: Diamante


Magic Sunglasses

I have sunglasses that let you see
Only the things that you want to see!
"You're mistaken," you say, 
"They're just regular shades!"
And I say, "That's my point precisely!"
© Amy Sell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member chic and sophistocated

kissable lips
Audrey Hepburn worthy
Sunglasses remind me of Jackie Onassis
She lifts them
as I suspected, she is straight out of the sixties
chic and sophisticated in all ways

Carthamus

True love begins in a dark paradise
	Filled with graffiti
And Diet Coke,
Wearing a Three Dimension sunglasses
	Against the white screen
Swallow popcorn in a summertime
	Stormy rain.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Scowl of Displeasure

And the sky brightened and the moon sang songs.
The mood setting fraught with many more wrongs.
Anne wore dark sunglasses.
Music’s like molasses.
The full moon kept her up all night long.

3/2/2018
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sunglasses In the Shade

bright pink fingernails
a straw hat low on her brow
cool in sunglasses

at summer's hot verge
beneath a green tree calm breeze
wild waves crash nearby

shadows of August
in the midst of reign of gold
mysterious girl
Form: Haiku

Summer

Golden shoulders
Green grass

Bright nails
Faded shirts

Big sunglasses
Little movement

Water fights
Washed cars

Busy schedules
Lazy afternoons

Floating rivers
Sinking sun

No sweatshirt
No inhabitions

I'll miss you, summer.
Form:

Dark Sunglasses

the dishonest mind, 
like dark sunglasses, 

even on a sunny day,
projects its own tint, 

paints its own distrust 
on everyone around,

seeing you and me   
as mere creatures 

of its own false image 
and fake likeness
Form: Didactic

Groupie

she wanted something that sunglasses couldn’t see 
and the first taste I could give her 
of what her eyes were looking for 
was something like a silver jet flyin’ 
carryin’ blueberries 
‘cross the sky 
to her favorite rock star

A Melting Snowball - a Springtime Weather Forecast

A Springtime Weather Forecast A springtime weather forecast. Snowfall, blizzard, whiteout! Snow drifting so deep, Warrants snowshoes, Sunglasses. Don't go Blind!
____________________________________
Form:

Far Pen

Summer girl has come
On the summer beach full fresh
Hot thru sunglasses

Coconut fluid
Wet The heart with juicy lips
Under the clouds boat

Far poetic words
Wove charming wave of poem
Pen soul implores love


28.08.2020 Chattogram
Form: Haiku

Hidden Beneath Sunglasses

A girl walks by with her
Sunglasses on no one knows
What’s really going on
To lift those glasses off her face
And see the burse he left on her that day
She walks by acting if nothing is wrong
Walking back home to a painful mistaken love.
Form:

Summer

Summer fun has begun at last.
Sun is shining every morning.
Shimmy into our swimsuits fast.
Seaside soon will begin swarming.
Slather up with loads of sunscreen.
Sunglasses protect from sea sheen.
Sunbathing is a real blast.

21/06/2018
Form: Verse

Sunglasses

Sun baked earth, yet another summer
Preheated oven burns, my sticky hour. 
Sunglasses hide me,"Did I really love her?"
Sweet lemonade,... tastes bitter and sour. 




8th May 2019
Sponsor	Caren Krutsinger
Contest Name   "Summer Quatrain"
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Danger of Sunglasses

I knew a young lad from the village of Trent He wore dark sunglasses wherever he went Ladies couldn't see his blues, So they focused on his fuse 'Til one day his vision was entirely spent.
written November 30, 2021
Form: Limerick

Overwhelmed

Dark hooded eyes
Sunglasses hiding your stare
Piercing thru the dark
I try to catch my breath

My hand on your heart
Feels the steady beat
While my heart races
My legs grow weak

You overwhelm
I'm overcome
You captured my mind
I turn to run
Form: Verse

Premium Member Bright Orbs

My love, your eyes reflect the stars in radiant array;
  those eyes that glimmer like the moon and make my night like day.
But when those eyes reflect the sun, it may be time you learned
  to put on your sunglasses, dear, my headache has returned.


written 8 Jan 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Summer

Summer Hot, vibrant Scorching, sweating, illuminating Shorts, sunglasses, hats, swimsuits Swimming, refreshing, relaxing, Humid, bright Summertime
08.05.2021 Contest Name : Spring or Summer Diamante Poem Sponsor : Caren Krutsinger |
Form: Diamante

Like Dark Sunglasses

.


The suspicious mind, 
like dark sunglasses, 


    even on a sunny day,
    projects its own tint, 

    paints its own distrust 
    on everyone around,

    seeing you and me   
    as mere dark shadows 


of its own dark image 
and shadowy likeness.

.

Under the Sunglasses

You can see the love in his eyes
She's not a possession; she's a prize
And as for her,
She happily purrs,
Drunk on Love's fine wine

for picture: ps__JT76926-Edit.jpg

Received 6th place in "first love poem on the soup" contest
Received 10th place in "Loveland Limerick" contest
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Summer Fling

Palm trees cover the fence line
water, warm, kisses the air
the lawn chair so inviting 
flip flops echo wild laughter 
an old radio jamming
sunglasses hold the sunlight 
a bag full of summer reads 
aloe to cool down your heart 
a beach towel of memories 
the pool closed for the season

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