Short Victorian Poems
Short Victorian Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Victorian by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Victorian by length and keyword.
A Victorian Starter
A
full
English
breakfast dish-
kedgeree platter....
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Categories:
victorian, food,
Form:
Fibonacci
Sitting Room
a bluish monitor glow
coldly lighting the old
Victorian sitting room...
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Categories:
victorian,
Form:
Haiku
Hand Mirror
cash in hand I bought
victorian hand mirror
glimpse into the past...
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Categories:
victorian, mirror, vanity,
Form:
Haiku
Thomas Hardy
Thomas Hardy
Victorian bardy
Tells us, as his stories unfurl
He never met a happy girl...
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Categories:
victorian, funny, on writing and words, people
Form:
Clerihew
Victorian Christmas
My step-father was a sinner
Who stole my grandfather's dinner
They tossed him in gaol
With a water pail
At last he is a breadwinner!...
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Categories:
victorian, christmas,
Form:
Limerick
The Mean
Victorian art is quite clean
Though Roman and Greek are obscene
The Queen did not care
That David was bare
But he was quite shy of the mean!...
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Categories:
victorian, appreciation, art, culture, england, funny, lust, sexy,
Form:
Limerick
Double Or Twist
An orphaned Victorian child
On the streets,running wild
Fated to share a workhouse cot
Asked for a second helping from the pot-
A life of crime becoming his lot....
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Categories:
victorian, people, places,
Form:
Narrative
Derringer at the Ready
Her derringer was at the ready
Ripper’s favorite kind of night
Marlys wanted to kill him herself
After what he did to her sister
Her Victorian dress was the bait...
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Categories:
victorian, murder,
Form:
Free verse
Vampire
Venetian blinds shuttered
Vivacious lust a fix
Veins throb crimson allure
Visceral dread repels
Victorian specter
Vexing savoir-faire lure
Vampire's bloodletting...
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Categories:
victorian, dedication, word play,
Form:
Pleiades
With a Feather Pen and Inkwell He Wrote
flowery poem
overflowing sentiment
unburdened and old-fashioned
Victorian art
Queen Anne’s lace and pink roses
she wasn’t that kind of girl...
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Categories:
victorian, poems,
Form:
Sedoka
praying and pleading
she dresses in Victorian clothing
stands with wind in her face
Holding her lacy umbrella
staring into the gorgeous horizon
willing her lost love to return
praying and pleading now...
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Categories:
victorian, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
And the Inner Spirit Speaks
A mature woman in Victorian attire,
peruses the works of Emily Dickson:
does her spirit speaks on every line?
Brightness is absent, only a glitter
of hope at the beginning of dawn....
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Categories:
victorian, sorrow,
Form:
Rhyme
Witch On the Horizon
Cut out of black paper
Japanese
Thrown before a sky
Of night milk
Janitress of a
Lower house
One toothed,
Point hatted,
Flying in front of a
Victorian curtain
Two thirds storm,
One third dark....
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Categories:
victorian, good night,
Form:
Free verse
Quintessential Romantic Mirror
Victorian mirror was extraordinarily romantic
women who discovered her were never disappointed
their wishes came true after her purchase
men flocked to them, for their desirability was heightened
a hundredfold...
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Categories:
victorian, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Luminol
The midnight masquerade ball.
Seemingly slight brocade shawl.
Beseechingly glance, decayed hall.
Haunted trance, unafraid fall.
Vaunted skies evade all.
She tries dissuade call.
Decree daylight, unmade, befall....
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Categories:
victorian, dance, dark, fantasy, word play,
Form:
Other
Jet
victorian jet
long string of well-crafted beads
treasured memento
sepia image
with grandmother wearing beads
past elegance viewed
my own photograph
wearing the same string of jet
family heirloom...
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Categories:
victorian, family, nostalgia,
Form:
Haiku
George Eliot
George Eliot, an important English Victorian Era writer,
born Mary Ann Evans, she must have been quite the fighter.
Supporting abolitionists and loving whomever she wanted,
“Marion” went against the norms, seemingly undaunted!...
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Categories:
victorian, woman, write,
Form:
Clerihew
Autumn Comes Fall-
Autumn Comes Fall-
revolving, wasteful
in late summer and autumn
victorian falls
~
previous, brilliants
in the following autumn
to summer ends fall
11/22/2021
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©...
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Categories:
victorian, analogy, appreciation, autumn, engagement, environment, introspection, water,
Form:
Haiku
Moonstone
For
The love
Of moonstone's
Lucent beauty
A treasured heirloom
Promoting clairvoyance
And intuitive feeling
Hanging on a graceful décolleté
Where its luminescence gently rests
Superlative Victorian Moonstone....
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Categories:
victorian, beautiful, moon, romantic,
Form:
Etheree
Literary Giant
His Victorian times were in need of reform.
He wrote of orphans out in a storm
With no fleece coats to keep them warm,
And a miserable miser counting his gold.
Charles Dickens' topics were true and bold.
Written for Brian's contest 6th place...
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Categories:
victorian, on writing and words
Form:
Narrative
After Christmas Ends
Christmas lights
ring the house
and carols play.
Todd decorates
his grand Victorian
every year and again
a different woman
has moved in and
neighbors wonder if
she will disappear
as the others have when
the lights and music end.
Donal Mahoney...
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Categories:
victorian, christmas,
Form:
Blank verse
Florence Nightingale
"The Lady with the Lamp," Florence Nightingale
Icon of Victorian culture. Her life, an exciting tale
White pinafore over colonial dress, she wore
She served as first woman nurse in The Crimean War
Date written: 01/22/2021...
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Categories:
victorian, hero, people, tribute,
Form:
Clerihew
A Couple of Clerihew Siblings
The talented Christina Rossetti
wrote carols and much poetry.
Married love elluded her,I'm afraid,
the poor lass dying as a spinster maid
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
a Victorian pre - raphelite ,you see,
with his true love,buried his poetry
but later ....could not let them be....
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Categories:
victorian, family,
Form:
Clerihew
Treasure Chest
I could pioneer my real self to your credit,
Astonished by facts concealed in my zest .
Was proud of my Victorian traits ,
But you evinced me wrong.
Evoked thoughts of modernisation into me,
Tuned me to a vivacious being.
Such revealing discovery of myself,
Exploring Rarest traits from treasure chest!!...
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Categories:
victorian, hope, self,
Form:
Couplet
True Grit
He
like a drink
did granpa
Shreeve
Sergeant stripes
still on his
sleeve-
Victorian born
buckled belt
boots,trousers
braced
strong
silent,twirled
of moustache
rigid
upright
no ceremony-
faded
sepia grey
in
memory...
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Categories:
victorian, family
Form:
Verse