Short Delirium Poems

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


Premium Member Delirium

Stems resembles worms
While coated in clear raindrops
Upon drenched tables
Sitting out in the open
Of an ever-changing place.
Form: Tanka


Too Much Stuff

Drifting empty cups
Scattered socks form tumbleweeds
Delirium in stuff

Plow past the chaos
Green fields wait patiently
Simplify til sanity
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member even worse than delirium tremens

Who claims an IQ doctorial? 
Melania’s spouse who's scansorial
This second act ape
Will all of us rape
As the new D.T.Dick Tatorial
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Scent of Romance

The scent of romance
                                              Electrifies each fiber
                                                  Sheer delirium!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Delirium

DELIRIUM 

Spectacular is the sea-saw* ship
Serendipitous sleep on its bow
Saturated in happiness dreaming
Splendiferous sashay of delirium

10/6/2017


Premium Member The Curtain

Bloodied with delirium,
he painted a red curtain for the doctor,
and said it was what he was, inside.
The doctor hung the painting on the wall.




8/5/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

21st

my vertical delirium
pass by 21st dimension
where vibrates the substance
pure layer of the infinity
who hides the God
and his absolute lights
for my astral soul

For You

I know you are not dreaming the same dream
from your delirium
that is what I was afraid of already
what your mine at dreams
what I know at real

for you
I wish only happiness

Premium Member Barren

Desert sand a windswept skies
Marred my view tear drenched eyes
Delirium and sunburnt skin
Scorching heat no relief within
Broken down and almost there
A vultures treat without a care

Formica

lunatic tile underneath a formica god.

he cracks at the edges.

synthetic delirium..

coptic nerve....


 in his head plastic can be holy
.in his head 
he bends but never breaks

Regrets

Registered voices polled
election tide Red 
getting their collective way.
Reaping, now what they sowed. 
Excited delirium mandated
targets, tariff topping. Tempted
serendipity. Look at you now
Form: Acrostic

Crazy Man

Crazy as you are horrifiC
Raving, ranting shooteR
Always carrying your berettA
Zigzag from bullets that whiZ
Yearning to cause tragedY
Monster fueled by deliriuM
Arise from paranoiA
Never to be seen agaiN
© Jamie Rua  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Delirium

Your love overcomes
Time,
Space, 
The conventions
The reasonable
The seasons,
Human values
And,  
Alien morality.
So forgive me woman
If my tongue is lost
And I forget what 
I want to tell you.
© Atef Ayadi  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Glass House

Do you find yourself
under those stones that you’ve thrown
Pummeled with self-hatred
forever alone

Looking up in delirium
Goliath parades
Blinding your vision
—a gravesite charade 

(Dreamsleep: December, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Like a Novel

of art -- I am her delirium
in a human's darkness
of being -- this Nothingness

our two worlds Paris
our illusions the street

there I catch my destiny
where her trance resuscitates

a mystery
a hope

our prayers
Form: Dizain

Premium Member Cockcrow

The moor side broadcast,perpetually
amid airwaves of delirium,
aria that reverberates, from crag to scar
beacon to abbey century to century,
Everyday truth in simplicity
to ignite the human race!

© Harry J Horsman  1998

Catching

Alluringly avidly acutely animated
Blossoming beautifully barely belated
Cavorting colliding consciously collaborating
Desperately dreaming delicious delirium
Exhilirating enchanting enthusing enjoyment
Fascinating fantastic fabulous flair

Premium Member Time Delirium

the minutes linger
the hours gallop by

time starts slow then disappears
when i try to unwind

its fluctuations drive me crazy
without rhyme or reason why

it makes no sense at all
time wreaks havoc in my mind


AP: 1st place 2025

A Hot Sweet Invitation

- Hey Come to me!
            i created the fire
            for our heating...
            The wine for our delirium!
           - So come, and carry with you
             the bread of love....
            - Come, let's love each other... !

Well Yes

Winter Morning - Dark, Dull ...
After a bohemian night ...
Dark, stupid - with reluctance to house ...
Odor of lime - 
hallucination, alcohol delirium?!
Well yes - the first floor brews tea.

                translation from Bulgarian: the author
Form: Lyric

Delirium

Delirium delves deeply
Deeply dense
Derivatively dying
Dancing deliriously
Driving deeply densely

Happily hastily 
Honeyed homeliness

Lying loneliness
Levitating loveliness

Delirium doubly
Dealing deftly deathly
Deeply delving deliriously.
© Ed Farolan  Create an image from this poem.

Onanism

Onanism 

The vehemence of sexual arousal 
Quest no gender
A critter owns the vehemence 
On the nib of sexual delirium 
Is solely,
Her and He own sexual pleasure 
Their elate melded with blood en route veins
Onanism brings a euphoric sense of freedom
Form: Narrative

White Paper

On white paper,
I pour all mine
delirium...
On white paper,
my lyre weaves
love bows, and
pour all
daydream...
On the white page,
write with yours
body, fresh story
of love...
And in the cosiness
from interlinings
my bland soul
I deliver to you...!

Mom

Mom,
Miriam,
Freeze the bomb
And keep me calm.
Thanks for keeping the equilibrium!

No wise philosophies of the medium.
Freed from the ‘somme’.
This sitcom
Saved me
Mom

Mom,
Miriam.
Cluster bombs?
Delirium?
Never seem to infiltrate your frail palm.
Form: Tetractys

Delirium

I accede with complete confidence at his very touch
As his warm smile greets my trusting trance
I close my eyes and inhale deliriously
Immediately our lips meet I concede
All tension is magically erased
Knees shaky and weak
I  . . . hold on
Soft kisses
Surrender
Form: Nonet

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