Beautiful Women Poems

These Beautiful Women poems are examples of Women poems about Beautiful. These are the best examples of Women Beautiful poems written by international poets.

For the women with hearts ignited by divine fire,
Who love with an intensity that surpasses all boundaries,
With voices echoing like a call through the mountains,
Proud

© Dan Enache  

XXL women may not be limelight’s bet
But golly, we're blue chips in the market.
Guy buddies say they like plus- figures more,
Because there is punk in

© Nette Onclaud  

They told me I was pretty for a black girl
But if that is the case
You want me to interpret that as being special
That out of

© Layla Riley-Hill   

i smile at people all day long
young and old
fat or skinny
abled or disabled
strange looking or plain as can be
it’s all the same

but when it comes

© Line Gauthier  

Inspired by the moving life experience of a teenager. You are not alone. Please don't isolate yourself. 

You are Love and Light wrapped in
Starlight and

© Michelle Morris  

Most everyone falls in love with raw and beautiful
whether it be a raspy woman or haunted forest.
We free fall because they're untamed and indifferent.
Bathed in

© Anthony Biaanco  

I’m a single gal who’s not looking for love
I’m a single gal who goes for the dreams I dream of
I’m a single gal
I like to

© Fanshun Curtis  

everyone wants women to be a sunflower;
bright, tall, forever reaching for the sun. 

but honey, 
some of us are sprawling bushes filled with blackberries, 
hidden

© Taylor Stiles  

Natives interrupted
Guns pointed to their chests
Blown away like beautiful dandelions
Into that sweltering sun

Americans lollygag
In their newly claimed land
Under that grand old flag

Slaving away, picking cotton
Under

© Luna Schwartz  

Weekend's sweet reprieve unfolds
in Lagos's vibrant streets, alive
with rhythm and laughter, I stroll
down alleys, searching for a place
to rest my weary soul

A lounge beckons, warm

© Philip Abayomi Olorunfemi   

When I meet you. 
I found you odd. 
You sparked my interest. 
With your cute nods. 
I tried to leave, but you pulled me back.

© Janine Balistreri  

CHINESE FEMALE POETS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Creamy Melons
by Chao Luan-Luan
translation by Michael R. Burch

Scented with talcum, moist with perspiration,
like pegs of jade inlaid in a harp,
aroused by

© Michael Burch  

CHINESE FEMALE POETS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Sung to the tune of “I Paint My Lips Red”
by an anonymous courtesan or Li Ch’ing-Chao
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

After

© Michael Burch  

leave room in your heart
for even more love
like cracks in old stone
still reaching above
what’s broken can bloom
if you give it the air
what’s heavy can heal
if

© Luke Liversidge  

the women of my lifetime
are women of a lifeline
they teach me kindness from bright minds
the ones who
despite it all
are still planting seeds
in this ugly world
turning

© Luke Liversidge