Short Xvi Poems
Short Xvi Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Xvi by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Xvi by length and keyword.
Louis Xvi
Louis XVI
head strong
head gone...
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Categories:
xvi, death,
Form:
Free verse
Everydayness Xvi
evening flight -
from highlands to lowlands
the sun sets twice...
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Categories:
xvi, sunset,
Form:
Haiku
word U S P XVI hopper
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Categories:
xvi, art,
Form:
Didactic
Grocery Poem Xvi
a young man reaches for green tea
with lemon
but the shelf is empty and he sighs
it’s the tiny deaths in life
that prepare you for the big one...
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Categories:
xvi, death,
Form:
Free verse
Makita Xvi: Pornographic Sucker Punch
The beat that composes
Summer’s zealous speech
Employed my bones with jubilees
A quaint taste laced
with pornographic oaths
Of which I abstain from forsaking
As in her caress I descend...
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Categories:
xvi, lost love,
Form:
Verse
CLERIHEW ecphrasis XVI
Leonardo di ser Piero painted with such flair
especially 'The Lady with Dishevelled Hair'
This head of a woman(la scapigliata )to be sure
with captivating beauty& a mysterious demeanor
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Categories:
xvi, art,
Form:
Ekphrasis
In Love With A Star
I spent so many nights alone
Looking from my bedroom window
There is always a star
Yellow, it twinkles in the dark
Resting on top of my gate
How could I not love it
XVI/XI/MMXXIV
LRET
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Categories:
xvi, love, star,
Form:
Free verse
The Pope
**Pope Benedict XVI**
Bishop of Rome,
Head of the Roman Catholic throne.
Many rise to the dignity of his succession.
Mr. Pope, would you like to hear my confession.
show me the funny part 2 contest...
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Categories:
xvi, happiness,
Form:
Clerihew
All Her Pretty Things
poofy and pretty
dresses of the royal court
all her pretty things
untouched; the affable king
an ineffectual spouse
2/16/2021
*Teens when they married,
it took Louis XVI seven years
to have sex with his wife....
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Categories:
xvi, husband, wife,
Form:
Tanka
Our Angel
Look at you
You are such an angel
Not a worry in the world
We all have a prayer for you
May you always be happy
Hopefully you'll never lose your laugh
Everyone you ever meet will love you
No one will ever cause you harm
And you will always just be you
The same angel we see now
© Poem – XII/XVI/MMXXI...
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Categories:
xvi, child, girl, happy,
Form:
Free verse
Louis and Marie
French King Louis XVI placed his love bet
On teenage queen Marie Antoinette
Sadly, it is said, though she deserted his bed
For frivolous Marie, Louis lost his head.
Of Louis’ sweet Marie, it is our take
She was a desserter who truly loved cake
For proposing cake for peasants who lacked bread
Queen Marie left a guillotine minus her head...
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Categories:
xvi, death, food, love,
Form:
Clerihew
Life With Trump Xvi
He's messed up the whole earth's morale
Donald's not a traveler's pal
Because he's a thug
We must yank out his plug
As Kubrick directed for HAL
Author's note: Last line is a reference to "2001 A Space Odyssey." Quite like what happened to the HAL 9000 computer in the film, we certainly think there is something wrong with the brain of our master....
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Categories:
xvi, allegory, bullying, emotions, natural disasters, psychological,
Form:
Limerick
A Hundred Poems - Xvi
The morning eye do I love
it see a new day untouched
a breath of sight so grand
a peace-inner speak-eye
tussle the bed sheet, a flag
that Nation for the sleeper
my Anthem made of murmur
whisper-speak my tender love
and each morning i awaken
do i see my Nation next to me
that Anthem her name and lips
and her voice angelic bliss.
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Categories:
xvi, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Free verse
My Diet
Okay, I know what you are thinking
I should not even think about it
But damn it looks so good
You know I have been on a diet
Well, I know it too
But I am really hungry
And it looks very very tempting
Maybe just this once I will scarf it down
Just do not look at me like that
After dieting for one day I think I deserve it
© Poem – VIII/XVI/MMXXIV
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Categories:
xvi, food, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
Xvi
XVI.
They spoke kindly those.
They reveled fondly of theirs
Of tender times reminisced.
Journeys made in fellowship.
Deeds for the sake of deeds.
Forgiven solely to forgive.
They broke bread partook of salt and imbibed wine.
None can speak ill of such charity.
Of this a query arose.
Thine was not of those.
© veritatem voluntatem 2015?...
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Categories:
xvi, life,
Form:
Free verse
Robust Chestnut Gloss Sheen
Golden water glittering through
delicate weeping willow leaves
Swans swimming on the lake
Grand house on top of the hill
neatly framed with many trees
Shingled roof peaked gables
Large arched windowed eyes
Carpeted flowers staircases
Marble floor, chequered hall
Dining room living room den
Settee Louis XVI parlor chair
Deep yellow blue pink letter
Clatter of six sets of hoofs...
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Categories:
xvi, family, nature, passion, places,
Form:
Verse
Xvi: Siren At Midnight
Innocent weavers
Sat still mourning –
The siren heralded
At midnight
The emergency swords in the rafter
Like a lone early morning cock.
The forest was a terror spot
Helter-skelter in blood-discolouration
Marking a nest of the free?
Terror & anger clashed
Again & again
In man rearing the seeds of the night:
Shrewd pebbles of inviolable intents
And mutilated feathers in a battered nest!...
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Categories:
xvi, sad
Form:
Sonnet
Weak Spots Xvi
In those sweet voices,
Traces of euphoria and poisons,
Pour out in waves,
Entering canals
Sound becomes delicacy,
The body Enraptured
—Horripilation—
Titillating the flesh
Instruments smite the still air—
Smokes and oxygen
Are not the only source of breath—
My tears form in perspired release
Those bumps spreading,
In the strangest of places,
Through the doors. . .
Through the windows. . .
2.16.20...
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Categories:
xvi, beautiful, dream, encouraging, happiness, imagery, inspiration, literature,
Form:
Romanticism
Xvi: Yours Freed Representor
Sir – dearest Vicar,
Tho’ you failed to tell
Those that faces in that dark night,
The gods had called the birds
Fresh from the forced excursions!
Sir – dearest V.C.,
Now, this is another false re-approach:
Demanding cowries from the birds
For the corns they ate not!
Why are the initial clouds being moved again?
Sir – dearest Vicar,
Free all the caged representors
– We need peace in the communal nest! –
Thanks: yours freed representor....
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Categories:
xvi, education
Form:
I do not know?