Short Deluding Poems

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


Premium Member Lie

lie fake, fudge deluding, duping, deceiving falsity, falsify, facticity, factuality presuming, prevailing, predicating validity, veracity truth
Form: Diamante


Premium Member Yellow Roses

The yellow rose thorns
Clenched tightly between the hands 
Prickling the fingers
Causing to fall sanguine drops
As deluding dream crumbles










2-15-2016
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Metamorphosis

Discernment shock breaks the mirror
shattered elusive façade flung in debris
deluding mask creates chameleon entity
an obsessive act of metamorphic alchemy.

July 16, 2021
Brian Strand's Contest : A Brian Strand 4 Or 5 Line
Form: Verse

Premium Member Free of Those Feelings

Jealousy was deep
Within my heart,
But it had always kept me 
In a prison of despairing
And deluding thoughts.
Free of such feelings,
I now see how jealousy only increases
Questions of confusion,
It never brings joyful endings.

Premium Member Ignis Fatuus

The friar’s light, a deceiving light,
my nightmares deluding my mind
crossing the misty moors at night.
The friar’s light, a deceiving light.
Howling hounds affright – bite! They bite!
My eyes wide open but I’m blind!
The friar’s light, a deceiving light,
my nightmares deluding my mind.
Form: Triolet


Premium Member Cocaine

Gallant is a white night.
Deceiving one with delight.
Beckoning with such might.
Obscuring our mind's sight.
Abducting all human rights.
Deluding our true plight.
Creating an endless fight.
Gripping souls so tight.
Distorting our foresight.
Gallant not this white night.
Hell, it will surely you unite. 
Strength it takes to fight.
Form: Rhyme

Illumination

Erstwhile was my eye blind
To your most pristine shine,
Which best scans eschews
With a graceful guiling sign. 

Yet now may my pupil sight
Your wondrous doings espy,
Which men's erudition mock
With wisest strategem high.

Most sterling sense I salute
In your ageless infinite trails,
Which world's charlatan wits
Shame as brazen lying tales.

Invincible light at last I find 
Cached in your lasered writ,
Which does all sciences' ink
Render mere deluding crypt.
Form: Didactic

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