Short Waltzed Poems

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


Premium Member Flippancy

I'm not what you spected me to be when
I waltzed into your walkin' into my life.

Neither are you...

ya ready to fly now?
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Immodesty

She had no pride
Standing naked before the world
Arms out-stretched
To God and sky
Until Spring waltzed in and
Clothed her.



Cynthia

Premium Member horse sense

a horse waltzed over to say

without its usual neigh

he'd kick a farmers pants

for trying to dance

to the sound of munching hay.
Form: Limerick

Cinderella : one line rhyme




She waltzed and tangoed on ballroom floor, her    
          
partner an Umbrella ! 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Lovely Waltz

a lovely white swan
 sang as she waltzed on the pond
            hi and very low
  rendering viewers speechless
    Is this her final sawn song
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member A Celestial Melody

To a celestial melody,
   stars waltzed in the glimmers of moonlight.



February 28, 2023
A New Crystalline Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Summer's Beauty

Golden orb hung high
As lovely swans waltzed on pond
The wind gently blew
Birds chirping on a big oak
While Daffodils sway nearby













Alexis Y.
5-21-16
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member One Misstep

Hordes of people rushed everywhere I took one misstep and lay there No use wearing a frown So, I laughed like a clown Bowed and waltzed off without a care
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Makita Xvii: Plastic Lasers

Rare was the vibe
To which we waltzed
And like plastic pillows
We fondled each others features
Petting each others’ egos
In a wistful manner
No texture of skin
Had ever tasted better
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Lump In His Skirt

A fellow from the south of South Africa Waltzed around in a skirt made of taffeta Some thought he was strange With his long curly mane A lump in his skirt proved him male to the maxima
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lumpy Trunks

A fellow from the south of South Africa Waltzed around in a skirt made of taffeta Some thought he was strange With his long curly mane A lump in his trunks proved him male to the maxima
Form: Limerick

Remembering Grace

I danced with Grace across marble floors
Her whispers still linger "I am yours, take me"
We waltzed on over to the nearest door
A coat room that we sanctioned heavenly
These memories survive, still haunting me

Premium Member Night of Masquerade

Vanilla scented half-face.
Nails pointed, gold filigree.
Wild flicker waltzed in jade eyes.
Red and gold diamonds in
his Columbina Rombi.
Virtuous and robust curves;
     shadows flicker discontent.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Wildflower


in wonderment she waltzed to womanhood - 
                                                         wildflower whirlwind 
                                                                               met world
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Lumpy Trunks

A fellow from the south of South Africa Waltzed around in a skirt made of taffeta Some thought he was strange With his long curly mane A lump in his trunks proved him male to the maxima © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Casinos

The Devil is playing the fiddle, one arm bandit is dancing with Lady Luck
                        To the tune of Old Misery, roll the dice, whiskey is free
                                      Waltzed in rich, stumbled home broke
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Wind

Wakened, the winged and winsome wind wandered westerly while whistling witchery. It waltzed whimsically within woodlands - whooshing, then whipping willows. Worn, it waned. . . whispering wistfully.

A Strange Sunday

‘Twas something strange in the way she waltzed
A majestic triumph of the age
Her classic imagery paints the room
With such vibrant colour

Often this will leave a man to ponder
Upon life’s eccentricities
Will they ever shape into meaning?
Form: Verse

Premium Member Let Me Breathe

Let me breathe that sea air
that once waltzed through your hair.
Let me view that sunrise
you once graced with your eyes.
Let me taste that baguette
from the morn we first met.
How I've replayed that dawn
since they told me you're gone.
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Twilight Dancing

I watched pine tree silhouettes swaying, dancing as sunlight drowned in the sea. They waltzed around golden flames of fire whose embers rose at twilight's gloaming, kindling a myriad of distant stars to glimmer.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Killer Combinations - Two Dodoitsu

KILLER COMBINATIONS
(two Dodoitsu)

Money isn’t everything
a vibrant smile might win her
or a very charming wit
but    poor    and    ugly?

Pork and beans – my undoing
a big plate of them for lunch
and this harmless little slip
then     she waltzed right in
Form: Dodoitsu

Spooky

She had such humble manners
Princes worshipped at her feet
'Onoured  guest, parties galore
On gilded wings waltzed through life
Kings could gain no higher joy
Each lay under her shadow
Devils come in many shapes!



Apology for not sticking, totally to acrostic-ing. Xx
Form: Acrostic

A Leaf Waltzed

A Leaf Danced Lightly
Towards The Ground

It Waltzed Around
& Round & Round

When The Wisp-Song Stopped
Its Woodwind Sounds

The Full-Blown Leaf
Floated Finally Down

& She Changed Her Gown
From Green To Brown



            Written & Copyrighted ©:  9/12/2013 
             by:  MoonBee Canady

Premium Member The Dance of Spring Breeze

A soft breeze blows light as a feather.
A promise that had us in thrall.
A zephyr that flowed all around,
A perfume that exalted our feelings.

It waltzed through the orchard.
Light seeds flowed on the sweet airflow.
Blossoms shone in the pale setting sun. 
And I feel exhilarated with joy.

The Stumble and Rise

The Stumble and Rise Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jami Patterson
Contest Judged:  9/30/2025 8:28:00 AM
( Honorable Mention )


I stumbled straight down by surprise,
To laughter and widening eyes-
But I jumped to my feet,
Made the misstep a beat
and waltzed as the crowd cheered my rise.
Form: Limerick

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