Short Vous Poems

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


Parlez-Vous Francaise Si Oui

Oh desire,
Somewhere in Paris
My heart confessed insatiable hankering
For love's fevered avenues of splendor!


Cynthia


Esc que Vous Avez

Esc Que Vous Avez,
                          Le Pensez de Prend?!

Le Portrait, .... Vivaldi,
                              De Louvre, .... In Song?!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Add S'Il Vous Plait

We lucky people with ADD, 
Sometimes seeming not-all-there, mais oui,
At catastrophe, leave folks in awe,
With our Arc-de-Triomphe-esque sangfroid.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Service,S'Il Vous Plait

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"klenkes" (the little finger )is the identification sign of former people of Aix-en chapelle/Aachen
Form: Ekphrasis

Rendez-Vous

Hello! It is a simple word.
Say it to me, don't be so cold!
Every person wants to hear
People's greetings standing near.
This one word can be like sun rays
It can warm you, light your grey days.
So just do it: say “Hello!”
I'll reply and we may go!
Form: Rhyme


En Espagnol, Vous Parley, Und Deutsch

say what?
this guy a nut?
dann right,
his brain took a flight,
but left him here,
for us to deal with,
dann poems,
loads a' bull
get him
on da next flight
outta here!!
I don't care
if it's on a pidgeon....
all's I wanna see,
is his butt pass'in
oer' the horizon
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Aa To Zz 1 To Infinity - , Eureka's;: Why--'Visualize the Question Mark Si Vous Plez'

A to Z 1 to Infinity - , Eureka's;:  N O   M O?

VOILA!

Being kicked to the curb
while skipping to the loo
my friends.
Now back to my shake and bake,
small town of Hilo,
that sits on the bay
below erupting
Mauna Loa &
the 100+ tremors
daily since it began
this past Sunday late at night.

Aloha Hilo Poet William

Deja Vous

- Premonition
A mirage foreseen,
Glimpsed in my rear-view mirror...
Closer than perceived.

- Envisioned
I've seen you before,
In silhouette, confident...
Waiting for someone.

- Remembered
Picking at a thread,
Not quite a memory, but...
Still in my conscious.

- Forgotten
Returning often,
To the day I first saw you...
Like in a vision.

.....Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring
Form: Haiku

Je Vous Supplie

Au mois de Marie
À notre belle Mère
Faison une prière
Rajeunissante
Époustouflante
Au calme du vent
Je vous entends
La voix plus haute
Au dessus des côtes
Charmeuse
Miraculeuse
Une famille souvent visiter
La raison vous le saver
À la fête des mères 
Oublions pas le Père
Le miracle apporter 
Dieu a semé
Sur terre
Amour d'une mère
Notre famille de Jésus-Christ
Uni c'est bien produit
Form: Rhyme

Offrez-Vous La Pitie

Monstrous in the name of you fear in spite of you, the destruction in which you bring like lust 
for which it rains your mercy is like a symphony yet your hate like malice. I'm fascinated by 
you and yearn to be touched by you, the black hand from which you exalt is nothing like I 
was taught. The want to nail you down and take my pain away I dream of still today in lieu 
of this request I offer you mercy and my bed to rest.
© Cole Beck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Parlez-vous Francais

I love you little Bluebird
Incredible you are 
I hope someday to marry you
I'll wish upon that star
Down on one knee I'll ask you 
If you would take my hand
And turn that ring of promise
Into a wedding band

We'll walk the aisle, no drama
Cowboy boots you'll wear
And I will be in denim jeans
And I'll still have long hair
And then it's off to Paris!
A chalet at Lake Annecy
To live the dream that I first had
Of France with you and me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Vignette-The Rendez-Vous

A view to look & look again
this landscape drawn from memory lane

A place special to my sweet heart
yet  wher our romance did depart

She wandered away,away
because of words ,I did not say

Too late,too late my heart broke in two
again,again I visit our rendez-vous

Some months i wait & hoped
maybe true had eloped

One day my world opened wide
into each others arms we cried & cried

Our mutual love had not died
my love became my wife & bride.
Form: Couplet

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