Short Tiaras Poems

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


Premium Member The way of the world

Little girls and their world
Magical tiaras and fairytales do come true…
The world will inevitably disappoint



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


Premium Member Humans On All Fours

What if us humans walked around on all fours And barked at other homeys or whinnied like a horse Mares wearing tiaras Seating at the opera The Golden Corral restaurant would be popular of course
Form: Limerick

Premium Member They Dress For Theater

They dress for theater with gloves up to their elbows
The Roosevelts, Thomases, Rockafellers, and Shelbows.
They wear their glitziest tiaras, while carrying their fans.
On their arms they show off their tuxedo-wearing mans.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sequence

Parols wrapped in gold , adorn a church like tiaras forming Starlight Blessings flame lanterns, kindling year's dreams as Manger Babe ushers Christmas! Dr. Ram Mehta's Cingku Poem: 2/3/4/6/2 by nette onclaud 11/11/2014
Form: Cinqku

Fashion Really Was Their Passion

Twinkling tiaras, eye-catching crowns,
No-one here has heard of frowns,
Bright white smiles, evident compassion,
Fashion really was their passion,

As they walk on stage, their eyes just shine,
All the boys whisper "I wish she was mine",
Their dresses twirl, their makeup glows,
Crowd rich with envy, a stunning show.
© Libby Lj   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sparkle, Sparkle

Sparkle, sparkle, little twink
Meghan Markle, doncha think
Marrying your princely fella
Not quite like that time Mandela
Was set free from years in prison?
Seems that public ire has risen.
Sometimes, tiaras do corrode
And princesses turn back to toads.
The biggest threat to being woke:
Get eaten by like-minded folk.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Arcs Espinela

Now lie back and release that sigh,
let this world we are tied to go.
May give a taste of vertigo,
tonight there’s a door in the sky.

Just open that portal up high,
look at the glitter and gold sparks!
Billowing a pair of trademarks,
see how close that shooting star is!
Dreams built on diamond tiaras 
grin as imagination arcs.
Form: Other

Premium Member 12 Days of Christmas Craves

"12 Days of Christmas Craves" On the twelfth day of Christmas My true love sent to me 12 twinkling tiaras Eleven emerald elephants Ten Tiffany trinkets Nine naughty negligees Eight echoing elves Seven sequined stars Six sexy singers Five fake fingernails s s s Four furry foxes Three tingling tamborines Two turtledoves And peach tree in pail via e-mails s s s. *For P.D.'S 12 Days of Christmas. *Written by: Linda-Marie "Sweetheart".

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