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Womanliness Poems - Poems about Womanliness

Womanliness Poems - Examples of all types of poems about womanliness to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for womanliness.

Premium Member I Am
...Woman – I am touched by womanliness full of emotion Wife – I once touched by my partner in marriage now I dearly miss Mother – I once touched by pregnancies of my children I dearly love Chauffeur......Read the rest...
Categories: womanliness, blessing, family,
Form: List



Premium Member Relishing In Her Womanliness
...mystical faerie queen arising from depths of fathomless waters out of the darkness exuding self creating blood red roses in her wake exposing her innocence relishing in her womanliness a......Read the rest...
Categories: womanliness, power, sensual, sexy, woman,
Form: Free verse
Sinenhlanhla
...She brightened like a child whose broken toy is glued together, summon tears as one summons servants, and danced like a flower in the wind. She disclaimed the weariness, that dragged upon her......Read the rest...
Categories: womanliness, beautiful, beauty, blessing, boyfriend,
Form: ABC
I'D Like To Write a Poem
...I'd like to write a poem that might Describe my delights. Share my sorrows. Expand my expectations. Defeat my demons. Justify my joy. Anchor my anger. Free my frustrations. Worship my woma......Read the rest...
Categories: womanliness, art, community, creation,
Form: Free verse
Childhood
...When I was small I smiled, laughed and played I asked questions I ran behind the trains Played in the rains. Hummed music Tuned antics. Then dawned the puzzling age- Life invaded like a stran......Read the rest...
Categories: womanliness, childhood
Form: Free verse



Questions of Loved
...One foot in place, Bed of decease. Palms on the pillow of rest, Tombstone. Soil linen unfolded to cover the mourning soul. Despondency at the Mormon rain of thoughts, "For better or for worst.......Read the rest...
Categories: womanliness, confusion, death, husband, imagination,
Form: I do not know?

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