Beauty Women Poems

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

Well-groomed ye keep thy tresses so curly,  
Thy tender big eyes extend nigh till ears,
O thou so slender, heavenly fairy,
White teeth in thy fair

© Aniruddha Pathak  

Indeed poets, ye seem inscrutable,
Should ye call a woman vulnerable,
By just one sharp look if she dares, defies,
Casts lethal arrows enticing with eyes,
If conquer can

© Aniruddha Pathak  

Pray, what use vouching witless words so vain?
For men to trail, only two trails seem sane: 
Youthful beauty’s well-bestowed a bosom,
Retire or else to woods,

© Aniruddha Pathak  

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  

You will know these women when you see them
The ones full of beauty thats nice and slim
It puts you in disbelief every now and again
These

© Keyonda Aldana  

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  

Not Anne, But Gabrielle
by Gabrielle Munslow

If you want me to take you to another time,
take my hand.
Don’t furrow your brow.

Slick with storylines,
my tongue twists
like an

© Gabrielle Munslow  

She Does Not Chase Light

She does not chase light.

She is the myth  
the men forgot to write.  
The goddess of the long, slow

© Gabrielle Munslow  

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  

oh, please ...
do not pay minutes
to the bandit called Perfection -
a more enigmatic siren does not now exist
still, even in her most beguiling accomplishment
she feigns

© Gregory Richard Barden  

Deep down she was a hopeless romantic
Masked with hate because she thought she couldn't have it
After all she was a black woman 
When she asked

© Layla Riley-Hill   

When you die
you may be burnt
better than those
that Zionists burn alive
you may be buried
in the soil of the universe
at best
may you come back as a

© Arthur Vaso  

These broken nails
Not pretty to look at,
My triumphs, my fails
Mean more than that

Been scratching away
Digging for some end,
By night, by day …
‘Til they begin to

© Kelly Deschler  

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