Short Unlaced Poems

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


Premium Member A French Sojourn B

ALORS
this week-
a little of mine
to seek
each day-
a little time
to pray
a little of me
before the Lord
heart to heart
face to face,
all-unlaced
Form: Bio


Premium Member 1418 - Untilted

Written: October 4th, 2025, for Brian Strand Contest *********** falling leaves drift—each one a memory unlaced from the breath of time
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Winter '47

Jumpers, darned with wool
Trousers, patched for school;
Shoes scuffed,left unlaced
Teeth framed in metal brace;
Dripping noses and chilblains,
Scarfs and finger mitts
Ears muffled against the chill
Ffee milk solid on the sill.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Together As One

Each whispered word,
the lovers heard;
Each lingered look,
thrills on tenterhook;
Each tingling touch,
as fingers clutch;
then caress and cleave-
Feelings heighten and perceive
a senuous smile,
on lips,tactile;
Twinned thoughts unlaced,
held in passion's embrace.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member As One Love Story

Each whispered word,
the lovers heard;
Each lingered look,
thrills on tenterhook;
Each tingling touch,
as fingers clutch;
then caress and cleave-
Feelings heighten and perceive
a senuous smile,
on lips,tactile;
Twinned thoughts unlaced,
held in passion's embrace.
Form: Bio


Premium Member Tingling Touch

Each whispered word,
the lovers heard;
Each lingered look,
thrills on tenterhook;
Each tingling touch,
as fingers clutch;
then caress and cleave-
Feelings heighten and perceive
a senuous smile,
on lips,tactile;
Twinned thoughts unlaced,
held in passion's embrace.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Story of Love

Each whispered word,
the lovers heard;

Each lingered look,
thrills on tenterhook;

Each tingling touch,
as fingers clutch;
then caress and cleave-

Feelings heighten and perceive
a senuous smile,
on lips,tactile;

Twinned thoughts unlaced,
held in passion's embrace.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Winter '47 a Retrospective

a re-post inspired by Janice's contest

WINTER '47

Jumpers, darned with wool
Trousers, patched for school;
Shoes scuffed,left unlaced
Teeth framed in metal brace;
Dripping noses and chilblains,
Scarfs and finger mitts
Ears muffled against the chill
Free milk solid on the sill.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Love Poets and Rime

AS ONE a love story

Each whispered word,
the lovers heard;
Each lingered look,
thrills on tenterhook;
Each tingling touch,
as fingers clutch;
then caress and cleave-
Feelings heighten and perceive
a senuous smile,
on lips,tactile;
Twinned thoughts unlaced,
held in passion's embrace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Winter Wear So Cool

Jumpers
     darned with wool
Trousers
      patched for school
Shoes scuffed
          left unlaced
Teeth frame
      in metal brace
Dripping noses &
               chilblains
Scarfs &
   finger mitts
Ears muffled 
             against the chill
Free school milk 
       solid on the sill.


repost from 2007
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Frowziness

The epitome of frowziness
Unkempt, with a dash of wild
Stylishly disheveled
Beneath an unexpected
Yellow bow.

Soft stains accentuate
The drape of her dress
Highlighting invisible features
Pencil drawing
On a moving canvas

Gliding smoothly
In unlaced ballet slippers
Leaving no trace
But the hint
Of her presence

Delightful Features

Scribbling on a piece of paper,
I displayed my thoughts that are my treasures…

Lifting my head I saw,
a pure face that so delightful…

I pondered at it for a while….
And saw a smile so wide…

The smile accompanied small eyes
When opened shall make you fly

Those delightful features
Belong to no strangers…

For they rest across my sister's face
Who displays them when the moon's unlaced…

May you shine everyday dearest one…
© Sara Zahed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Strong

Strong family bonds unlaced by inheritance went down the toilet. Strong friendship for years evolved into their technological imaginary life, against the purity of enjoying a simple conversation having a coffee. Stronger laces among us, should be knitted before we are blown out by the storm. The strong sun, moon and stars should join their light to make us to reconsider to be, instead of not to be.

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