Short Wooed Poems

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


Premium Member Romance in the forest of Arden

masqueraded as you like it
most cleverly wooed under a suitor's guise
played up most compelling disguise



Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Form: Other


For the Love of Food

A girl found herself being wooed,
By a variety of wonderful food,
She became so excited,
And extremely delighted,
So ran around all in the nude.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Who am I

energised by the sun
wooed by the moon
enlivened by magnetism 
organic form responds 
to tease of the breeze of love
felt by the dweller of our heart

For Sweethearts Linda and Carol

There was a black colt from Bastille
Who wooed a fair filly at Lille
She asked, “Do you know ?”
He replied, “So so”
So she had to lead him through the drill
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ocean Dreams

Gently wooed from turquoise moorings
      Daydreams sailed to mist skirted realms
           Excursions of a whimseyed mind

                       31 Dec 2014
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Th Windmill Called Love

Daring,spinning,delicious
windmills
turning the morning misty
with their endless dance
white desire
wooed on the wind
soar in their open arms
until the breezes die.

Premium Member Wealthy Man and His Dreams

The impecunious lad of no means
had most impeccable manners it seems
he wooed rich guy’s wife
they ran off with no strife
the wealthy man kills them nightly in his dreams
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lover Grandpa

There once was a lonely old poet,
Who wooed women with verses so know-it,
They’d smile and then say,
“You’re charming, dear ye,
But grandpa’s more apt—still, he’ll still show it.”
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Disenchantment

Young Willie wooed his girl at night
And wed her in soft candlelight. 
Next morning when the sun was bright,
Young Willie contemplated flight.

By; Joyce Johnson
For: By Candlelight contest
Form: Monorhyme

'es Verdad'

Respect for tradition
passion for truth

Heritage treasured
enlightenment wooed

Pathways consistent
their outcome the same

Footsteps of prescience
—veracity claims

(Dreamsleep: October, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Alone

wooed by the comfort
of others and worldly things
ideals stall change
they visit but never stay
leaving us tired and alone

------------------------------------------
Contest:  One New Tanka
Sponsor: Rick Parise
03.09.15
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Quitters Never Win

A frog fell in love with a stork shrewd
Suggesting a kiss she wooed her food
Trying to swallow him, how rude!
The frog rung her neck, eyes protrude
He hopped on out, limping like a dude!

06.05.2021
Sponsor: Margarita Lillico
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spinster Ruth

There was once an old spinster named Ruth

    Who was renowned for stretching the truth

       "Tho' many young swains wooed me,

            I could have married" said she,

                "But found them lecherous and uncouth!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member False Love

A seeming kindness and gentleness wooed me 
and like a wounded dove beneath your hand, I quivered.
To calm a flight filled heart was your decree
and yet conquest and not contact was delivered,
wanting, waiting, for your touch, I shivered.

Premium Member mindful eye tranquil heart

as our heart contracts, a thought crystallises
distorted as a fear laced symbol
we look at the event with a nonchalant eye
recognising the play as but an illusion 
wooed by bliss magnetism cascading within
we return to the cave of our heart where we dwell

Premium Member wooed by a two ton iowa steer

the two- ton Iowa steer gave me a ***** leer
over hear, dear, come be my ever-loving peer.
Smile sheer, he wore rings in his nose and right ear.
I resolved not to go near until I had consumed my beer.
Nothing to fear bellowed the steer. Over hear dear, over here!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member So Much Love from Glenn Hughes

Glenn Hughes sings to women. Here are just a few he’s wooed…

- Sofia
- Arianna 
- Medusa
- Roxanne
- Angela
- Blue Jade
- Sista Jane
- Jolayne
- Jackie
- Madeleine 
- Gabi
- Allyson

Glenn romances them and sings from the heart!

Oh there is so much love.

Five Lines Drip

Standing in the pouring rain, I felt like a drip,
The dark grey skies reflected my mood,
A salty tear rolled down my face onto my lip,
Tears and rain drops mixed, and I thought how rude
To be stood up by the woman I’d wooed!

* pure fiction

For Sara’s Five Lines metaphor & similie contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Love You

In my quest for a soulmate

Love became my ultimate goal.
Of the many I've wooed,
Virtually no one moved my heart
Except for one soul...

You, and only you, are that exceptional
One, and I will cherish you
Until the day I die and beyond.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member You Woo Me To Love-

"And what of this feeling now That comes before me now I am now loving the powers of "wow" You wooed me! Confused me? Now ! Subdued me ouch! I am left? Yet blessed O' WoW... I am yours to love, she says
5/10/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Plastic Captive

It began in innocence
Wooed, enticed by promises
Look what could be bought and spent
Plastic dollars, plastic cents.

Lured into it's tangled trap
Habits form, the will grows slack
On and on it ever goes
Statements come and payments grow.

Like a millstone round the neck
Debtor's hell, life is spent.
Form: Rhyme

Food, Music and Wine

I want to be imbued by you
Eaten like a ten course meal, 
Food for you

I want to be wooed by you
Sung to like a church choir, 
Music for you

I want to be intoxicated by you
Two glasses too deep, 
Wine for you

I want to be myself for you
My three favorite pleasures, 
Food, music and wine for you
Form:

Premium Member November Tides

~~~~~~~~~~~
The rains have come on another Fall wind., nostalgia, once gone, now creeps back in. My cornucopia overflows with things Man cannot barter or buy. A hand to her hand, lover's sigh to wooed sigh.
“Good Night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are" -Jimmy Durante
Form: Couplet

Pondering

I bought the whole affair, the dominant "I should"
I watched while others flew off to their own distant wood.
I wore the chains, I wore the chains,
And in my eyes tears stood.

Driven from my bed, and by the Question wooed,
Might I soar off to my own dreams and still be good?
I wore the chains, I wore the chains,
And wondered if I could.
Form: Verse

No One Will Ever Come To Esteem You a Star In Their Bosom

alone,and scarred, no hope for you to gain
that which you've sought with love and pain.
No one will ever come to esteem you a star
in their bosom nor visit from afar.
The arrow sparred you no victims for food
You wonder the wasteland a starving man,
moribund by starvation whom none wooed.
You cried out and none heard you dying on the sand.

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