Short Amnesia Poems

Short Amnesia Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Amnesia by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Amnesia by length and keyword.


Seven Generalities of Single Adults Without Dependents:

1. Mortality Recognition
2. Hedonism
3. Apathy
4. Restlessness
5. Historic Amnesia
6. Recklessness/Experimentation
7. Meta-Identity
Form: List


Deja Vu

You might think this is really hard core
He fell and hit his head on the floor
He had Deja Vu
And amnesia too
He thought have I forgot this before?
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Morning

Pink trails stream from tiny planes in the pale morning light...
The sky is as clear as a cool, summer stream; 
causing amnesia of the previous night...

Premium Member Memory Reboot

If I were to ever suffer of a deep amnesia,
In your presence I would remember, with my synesthesia,
All our memories flashing back: "Memory Reboot" in my mind.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Zen Mode

we walk the steps
we have walked before
but it is not boring 
thanks to amnesia

even after we know
and the veil has thinned
gravity pulls us down

let us celebrate

30-May-2023


Regained Memory

Amnesia Gone, Diminish Confusing, Forgetting, Regretting Name of Kids, Place of Keys, Clear Sight, Lucid Mind Encircling, Penetrating, Remembering Vivid, Immense Memory
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Munching On Munchies

Once knew a gal from Geneva Downed the biggest glass of tequila Stripped down to her undies While munching on munchies Next day she claimed she had amnesia © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Retrograde Amnesia

hippocambal curve undressed
sea monsters purge here
 spatial navigation re-
lease of the short te-
rm remembrance 
rased
firing bursts of potentials
acting on running ridges
retrograde amnesia
Form:

Time Trump Was In Tunisia

Time Trump Was In Tunisia

We remember when Trump was in Tunisia,
And he had suffered from case of amnesia,
Idiot outright,
To his delight,
So would start giving him more anesthesia.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lethargic Amnesia-

you got amnesia wandering who are you who wonder minds you are ~ mind fail lethargic memories faded away who am I and you
5/18/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member You Choose Amnesia

you choose amnesia
self inflicted malady
I am the healer

term of endearment
now given to another
you try to forget

my fragrance lingers
love fights for recognition
sweet awakening

Eileen Manassian
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Drinking and Driving

Drinking and driving is not a great idea Let me clarify, water's okay along with a pizza If you hit somebody though They bounce real good and so Luckily in my elder years, I suffer from amnesia
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Forgotten Poem- -

Tired Minds section gold Civil thoughts Amnesia never told Bleeding hearts also cold Dementia Alzheimer's Ahhh!! I've forgotten the rest of the poem
1/21/20 James Edward Lee Sr 2020

Amnesia Hall

A city without streets…
a pain in the memory
Like an amputated limb
still aching at night

A city without people
 a bane on existence
Their shadows to wander
—down avenues unnamed

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)

Premium Member Amnesia

Tangled skeins of memories unravel
Implacable reverie in melted rainbows
Encroached upon asphalt canvas, absorbing
New moon's amnesia; her silver shadows confiscate

7/19/19

Originally in 'Patience' on this website

Premium Member Power of Prayer

In deep amnesia
The truth forgotten
The future unknown
Entity flounders
Hither and thither

Directionless 
In the darkness
Oblivious
To the true Self

In prayer
Innocence 
Reclaims truth

The way
Inwards

Pure

06-October-2020

7th In Heaven

You.
I'll have
Amnesia.
My mind wiped clean;
Everyone has left;
My eyes searching for clues;
Frustration taking over;
Answers wanted yet nothing's there.
An image appears; smiling, arms wide.
Darkness is here. A light still shines; that face.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member New Face In Mirror

In the bright mirror I can see somebody else Who is this new face? Am I struck with amnesia? Or do I need new glasses? New face is a fright Pale, tired, long and so worn Is it really me? I cannot recall before My reflection in mirrors
Form: Tanka

Gone

Again you glare like i am not there
Bring forth your memories i am the one you've loved
Care not if you must, what we've shared can never fade
Dare to hide?, the truth is startling
Exaggerated amnesia, that only in your presence i seem to hear about.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Zen mode

souls occupying form
in a state of amnesia
go about their business
conjuring imaginary scripts
propelled by heart’s desires

what then is compassion 
but accepting all as they are
engaging as needed 
yet maintaining distance
from feral vibrations

Cosmic Dancer

Precious piety covers his face while
I`m tearing at delicately woven lace

Honest gardener works till the late hours
I deliciously debauch his innocent flowers

Creators, sustainers frown with a look of amnesia
Forgetting their brother is a worshiper of Shiva
Form: Couplet

Merci

forgetting how
to do this
i wake everyday
with a tabula rasa
an amnesia of how
to kiss

my lips since
have dried
and cracked
but dreams 
are truer than 
life's fiction

no need 
for lipstick
and you can
curl your tongue
don't wake me just
remind me what to do
Form:

Montgomery

Repetition is the father of learning,
an endless corridor of
narrow stairs;
anger blossoms self-discovery.
Tickling ivories and black keys,
tickles the soul into musical 
paramount--
retrograded toward amnesia,
feels no more;
striking chords on a harp
in an angelic paradise.

Pink Reminder

It slithers, the tongue
trying to find
the rage on cold words.

A window
shuts on fire for a deliberate 
withdrawl from conflicts.

The virgin iron 
becomes a corpse
under the golden 
amnesia of hot greens.

The colors are changing
on face
and the silky grass of paradise.  



Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

A Limerick About Theresa

There once was a girl named Theresa.
She looked like the Mona Lisa.
She didn't fight it.
Because she resided
In the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

There was a girl named Theresa.
She thought she had amnesia.
She couldn't remember 
Why she was so limber.
She had taken too much anesthesia.
Form: Rhyme

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