Fiction Poems - Poems about Fiction

“The End of Summer” In those days they watched for signs in the heavens numbers connected the ways that weighted the scales written in the stars a woman gave birth to a dragon’s tale in a beehive cluster distant, yet, oh so familiar Praesepe, in...Read More

As the world moves to artificial intelligence, Please remember human independence. AI can be a small part of all of a machine, But to make it really useful it needs a human in between. AI can work long hours...Read More

News is abhorring And so boring Starting from the break of dawn I think we need To be indeed Vaccinated for the yawn They always try The same tired lie Their old shtick goes on and on I’ll catch my death With lack of breath If...Read More

I stand barefoot eyes open sometimes closed but as I stare into the grey abyss that deluges rain and its oh divine potent power. It is cogent that we are mere cells of a bigger...Read More

...But as he tried to do all this, to offer this victim his thanks, he felt a sharp and sudden blow, then instantly his world went blank… The father’s heel struck on his spine, just where it meets up with...Read More

...Of course he had arranged it all in a place where they’d find nothing, the sports world mourned this ‘tragic death,’ police couldn’t find anything. That opened up a murder spree, though no one could see it as such, he roamed...Read More

...Give him a handful of seconds and his turbocharged cyborg mind could know what a man would do next, and it happened time after time. Carson chose to have fun with this, he signed up to do some boxing, read their...Read More

...“It would be done in secrecy, authorities wouldn’t approve… but I tell you we can do this, our results, so far, have been good.” Carson thought for a long moment, then said simply, ‘What does it pay?” Prof said, “Rich men...Read More

His name was Carson Wetherstrum, and his childhood wasn’t grand, his mother was plain trailer trash, his father a confidence man. He never knew his dad that much, and only saw the man three times, Carson had to live by his...Read More

He never came back, no one ever did, she was trapped inside with all that she knew, no more information came to her now, but he’d programmed her to know what do to, and to her father Alex would...Read More

Alexandra began to understand why he had chosen this place for her home, a secluded spot, sequestered away from the madness he felt the world would know, a place few if any people would go. He said, “You’ll remember what...Read More

He didn’t explain much more at that time, Alexandra couldn’t exactly for him, she was in a box, growing quite slowly, with each new component bringing new vim, more and more senses were installed within, cameras for her eyes, new...Read More

She started off inside of a dry cave, out in the desert, where no water ran, her father bought it, saved up years of pay, why he bought this patch few would understand, it did not seem a stretch...Read More

What if stars are actually planets blown up, millions of years ago. What if they are merely remains of other galaxies,-other living beings. Or perhaps they are debris left over travelling at the speed of light...Read More

We sent robots and rovers to Mars! What if the little green critters out there returned the compliment and sent their hackers and AI gadgets to invade us marked 'X' open at your own peril! The musky Blue Bird...Read More