Braids Poems - Poems about Braids

Snow cascading like white hair down night's cold shoulder — frost stitches, mercury descension, and mad raven streak — her woman hair must flow, the child in the mirror with pigtails one more season old — snow melts or grows old, a frigid connection, boughs sometimes — fall came and went for blossoms — and her nature has fallen for it...

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Braids and Ladders There was once a very selfish wife, Who allowed her husband to risk his life, Collecting Rapunzel climbing over A witch’s wall, Until one night the witch caught him! How dare you, how did you have The gall! She promised not to hurt a hair on His head, But made him a promise that she Would instead, Collect their first born, Which she duly...

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That lady without make up I want her who is beautiful when she wakes up She is natural when she shake up Her smile is none plastic her no fake up Her beauty sum up A total woman cobbled up Her without make up SHe who is beautiful when she wakes up. The one who concentrates on her books Not her looks, boots or...

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Braids & boredom Loons last forum She speaks in a riot of trash Though elegantly styled She flaunts a toothless smile But most have proclaimed her half daft. She thinks of senior bicker Perhaps has made her sicker Born an old lady she's told Though not nearly a teen Still rotten & mean Her demeanor was calloused & cold. Midnight calls on echoed walls With barred down windows...

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Playfully graceful Braided hair redolent of Femininity, It's captivating to read Your character's signature...

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Loosen the braids Upon the white marble of night Let his hand wander through Your hair's noble origin As the emerald of his heart That faded through The lonely long nights Becomes green Loosen the braid Upon the white marble of night For a long time You were decreed to love Like a thousand poems Written on the...

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