Short Vesture Poems
Short Vesture Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Vesture by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Vesture by length and keyword.
The love of a friend
Will cover a body
Of its nakedness
Giving a stripped fellow
Protection and
Adorning vesture
And the love of a friend
Will save a face
From dire shame
Making an ugly fellow
Beautiful and
Altogether lovely
To the world
And to himself.
Bare unto the world her beauty stood both of us knowing
As smiling within a twinkling and grace filling, her perfect eyes
Cream de cream; amid this yuletides lovely moment afore it's place
Whereupon the stockings be they love, were so gently lain ? She adorned....
Of Creation's vesture a glass her light; holding paradise: Wrapped, in ribbons and bows.
Form:
I can introject myself wind
and be out spreading words,
I can clothe as a cloud
and hovering in life...
I can vesture as i were a king and
live deceiving the people...
I can apparel in luxury
and confront the needy...
can i costume with
boredom and living on appearances...
I can enrobe with all
clothes and I won't be real...
Only dressed in my
nudity and without vanity
I will find the truth... !
Conifer, fruit tree's arms once did flow
laden with hued blossom, now gesture
to weight of lace ornamental snow.
Wintertide touch mystique blithe spirit.
Discordant weighty clouds draw down low
before night expire in dank vesture.
Chimney above winter render blow.
Piquant smoke distends languidly slow.
Bracing fire in manor of Esture.
Winter's breath chills even clannish crow.
Wintertide touch mystique blithe spirit.
2/19/2019
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Bare unto the world her beauty stood; both of us knowing!?
As smiling within a twinkling of grace, filling her perfect eyes
Cream de cream; in this yuletides lovely moment afore its place ~
Whereupon the stockings of love were so gently lain and, she
Adorned in creations vesture with a glass of light; holding paradise....
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....“Wrapped, Amid Ribbons & Bows” *
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