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Sorry Fantasy Poems

These Sorry Fantasy poems are examples of Fantasy poems about Sorry. These are the best examples of Fantasy Sorry poems written by international poets.


Premium Member In the depths of silence, when shadows merge with thoughts
In the depths of silence, when shadows merge with thoughts,
I apologize for my silence, for I have been lost in the chaos of my mind.
The...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fantasy,



Premium Member A New Car Rental Place
Cecelia was a new person in town to see
about the rooms for rent with availability.
This woman came to start a car rental company.
It would serve...

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Categories: christian, fantasy, religious,

A Gold Digger
She appeared like a shadow in silk,
On 57th Street,
Where men lose themselves
Trying to impress ghosts.

Victoria — that was her name.
She smiled not with warmth,
But with...

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Categories: beautiful, dark, death, fantasy,

Please Tell Me: A Response to the Film 'Grown Ups'
Please tell me it’s summer every day of the year.

Please tell me that Aerosmith plays from the sky.

Please tell me that heaven’s a basketball court.

Please...

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Categories: fantasy, film, irony, life,

Gavin Godzilla
A beast named Gavin Godzilla 
Liked a girl named Priscilla. 
The issue was that he was a klutz 
And it drove everyone nuts. 
He was...

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Categories: fantasy, appreciation, best friend, children,



Premium Member There is someone, somewhere
There is someone, somewhere,
Who finishes my verses as if my thoughts were hers,
Before I ever dared to think them,
Someone who meets my metaphors halfway,
Who understands...

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Categories: fantasy,

Premium Member Purple Dreams in Other Realms
Once upon a magical evening an enchanted fairy I happened to see 
dressed in a fantastical dress with two dappled wings of lace,  ...

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Categories: fantasy,

Premium Member Blinded by the Light
Blinded by the light
Riding my bike in the middle of the night
Pity my plight
I ran over the foot of a runner in the night

I admitted...

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Categories: crazy, fantasy, fun, humor,

Premium Member In a late autumn, when the last leaf sways on the branch of fate
In a late autumn, when the last leaf sways on the branch of fate,
I have not learned to love, only to possess, to capture in...

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Categories: fantasy,

Premium Member The world slips into sleep, and I lie awake, restless on the cold bed
The world slips into sleep, and I lie awake, restless on the cold bed,
Waiting for that call to bring me comfort, like every night,
The day's...

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Categories: fantasy,

Premium Member I absorbed the image, beyond capture, it slipped into my soul like a summer rain
I absorbed the image, beyond capture—it slipped into my soul like a summer rain,
Saturated, it became an eternal murmur, my eyes see only a zoetrope...

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Categories: fantasy,

Premium Member Clocks Party
Seven Thirty, Five Thirty and Nine
Paid a visit to Ten Past Eleven
They were tasting the precious mulled wine
Talking sweetly until it struck seven
Seven Thirty then...

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Categories: fantasy, fun, humor,

Why Can't I?
You can’t defeat me!
You can’t stop my crimes!
I’ll someday get it right, you see,
I’ll even do it speaking rhymes.

I can rob a bank.
I can end...

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Categories: confidence, fantasy, funny, hero,

Premium Member A Glimpse into The Future
There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity....

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Categories: death, fantasy, future,

Premium Member soucouyant
you …

found your way in -
a keyhole that I had left unguarded
squeezing through
with fiery wings folded like leaves
I should’ve seen it coming
but your “goodbye” had...

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Categories: analogy, dark, fantasy, horror,


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