Short Svelte Poems

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


Premium Member Diet-Right

Swiss Cheese
   Pretty please

  Porous holes
   Help with goals 

  Patty melt
   Waistline svelte 

  Price is low
   Way-to-go
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Amethyst On Stalk

Lavenders “allure,”
they “lure”  bees, butterflies, folk,
toxic air immune,
flower on spike, fragrant vent,
evergreen shrub in svelte perfume
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Svelte Sylvia

Svelte Sylvia loved acrobatics
She did it in gyms and in attics
She did a pole vault
And a triple somersault
She is known as a fitness fanatic
Form: Limerick

Dance

Step and twirl and spin and leap,
Svelte beings dancing down to steep.
Black cloth layer on top of a heart
That beats and bleeds, for dance it starts.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Healthy Stuff

Visited a whole foods store today Expensive as hell but what an array Healthy as hell Sure rings my bell Soon be svelte and take up ballet
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Svelt and Tight

Slim and trim, this guy's become Svelte with a butt that's tight as a drum Pumping iron A studly lion And if you believe that, better lay off the rum!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Healthy Stuff

Visited a whole foods store today Expensive as hell but what a large array Healthy as hell Sure rings my bell Soon I'll be svelte and taking up ballet
Form: Limerick

Premium Member old corpulent Ruth

She had been svelte and tidy in her youth
old and corpulent now, this witch named Ruth
there was usually a mean look on her face
present condition was to her a disgrace
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Minus Fifty Pounds

Looked in the mirror and what did I see A very svelte image but only half of me Minus fifty pounds Joyous happy sounds Emanate from my bottom as I run for a pee
Form: Limerick

Peace Harmonic

and the presence felt was so svelte,
just a brush of angel wings,
a heart an soul were lifted helped,
freedom floating yes was felt,
and gone were earthly things,
peace harmonic brings....

Don
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Sardine

There once was a sleek silvery sardine
Who dreamed of marrying a svelte eel queen
With his heart ever lurching,
Swimming through seaweed searching
In an olive oiled tin, he was last seen.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member S A P

My first girl friends name was Shirley, her hair was near blond and not curly. She was tall and svelte, and smile made me melt. for her teeth were all white and pearly.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Souffle

Closing in on my eighty-second birthday Still cookin' with gas, keeping the nasties at bay Still feed myself Body's still svelte Can't stop the girlies from caressing my soufflé
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spellbound

Sweet flux of stream ripples 
stone amulets graze mohs
scale of gold rush hardness
svelte limb fragrant pink clouds 
span azure blue awning 
sedge-warbler’s grassland pine
spellbound spring sibling sighs
Form: Pleiades

Swans


Swimming across the lake, 
svelte swans, they're gliding by, 
S-shaped necks meet and greet, 
Sweet romancing duo's
slender necks form cute heart. 
Stay forever lifemates ~
Symbol of loyal love. 


Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Paying the Toll

PAYING THE TOLL

Miss Florida sensually smiles shaking her belt.
The tourists insert dollars. She’s so svelte.
We bow to her smile.
Her youth does beguile.
Her burn’s shy, posterior feels red welt.

Kim Rodrigues © 2017
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

Premium Member A Cap and a Belt

Now picture this little scene if you can On our wedding night, a little humour I had planned Came into the room looking svelte In only a baseball cap and a belt It sure broke the ice and the night turned out grand
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Beauty Is Love

Beauty is not your eyes, your hair, your heart-shaped face.
Beauty is not your long svelte legs or your gorgeous curves.
Beauty is kindnesses you do unto others.
Beauty is empathy.
Beauty is confident in her ways.
Beauty is love.

Breaking the Vicious Cycle

A broken back
A svelte attack
on all that once was pure

A velvet wink
from eyes that think
flirtation is the cure

A slipping smile
Alone beguile
the wince of reparation

A mental mind
will surely find
beyond the act, contrition.

Premium Member Stretching Machine Please

You know those stretching machines peasants once booed?
I could use one because I would be svelte like a giraffe then.
I am willing to pay whatever, I have money and lots of food.
The only thing I don’t have is the desirable look of the thin.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Yankee Cap and a Belt

Now picture this little scene if you can On our wedding night, a little humour I had planned Came into the room looking svelte Wearing only a Yankee cap and a belt Needless to say it broke the ice and the night turned out grand
Form: Limerick

Veracious Vainglorious Vivacious Vixen: Very Virtuous, Very Vicious

A Venus shape, the Men go Ape:
tender, slender, svelte!
So toned and taut, her treasure sought-
by far, the best they've felt! 
Inviting lips, come hither hips, 
her silhouette in waif.
Vixen curves and kitten purrs... 
no male, of course, is safe.
Form: Rhyme

Envious Admiration

Yonder on the lake, quiet, unhurried,
svelte swans drift, swishing
in soft, slow motion.

They preen in pairs and admire 
their own reflection there
on the liquid mirror.

Enchanted by their own grace and
beauty, they mutually, mutely
envy each other !

Fashionable

She was a willowy creature,
lithe and svelte.

Her fangs were deep set
and hardly showed
but once in a blue moon.

Her beauty was un-stunning,
though acceptable
in the glare of the stage lights.

A model she was,
but of just what
it was hard to tell.

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