Short Farfetched Poems

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Premium Member The F Poem

Five 
Fancy
Fleshy
Foxy
Friends
Followed
Feather-like
Finery
For
Fun-filled,
Flashy
Farfetched
Floppy
Flip-flops
Forever
Flowered.


Premium Member I Avoid Exaggerators

Another farfetched story from Helen Louise
Bizarre, fantastique, grotesque if you please
Eccentric and strange, decidedly *****
I ran out screaming, for embellishers I fear
Form: Rhyme

Terrorism

Terrorism,I venerate your abject cowardice
Preying on amiable,zealous souls' innocence
Your farfetched,timorous scheme to hide
Among aborigines and by pugnacious animosity abide.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member he sort of stopped loving her

his love for her dissolved, diminished, and dwindled down.
her uniqueness looked farfetched now, bizarre; she was a clown.
after all the fawning he had done in the past six months, he felt weird.
Glad when she found another fellow, his conscience now cleared.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reunion Stories on TV

Some people easily eradicate their past
When I hear of it, it makes me gasp
How can you never see a son or daughter?
Sometimes six thousand miles away across deep water.
TV happily-ever-after reunion stories seem farfetched to me
Unbelievable amounts of forgiveness on TV
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Halloween High Jinks

deplorable dismal diseased diabolical demon
extracts evil endeavors to execute and exclaim
farfetched fertile fantasies fetching fervent followers
glaring gleaming gobs of glistening ghoulish gems
harmful harrowing harbinger of harmful high-jinks
initiating imaginative incentives into inconquerable incantations
Form: ABC

Dreary Drip

As I lay here it drips
I hear it as it hits
Everything is grey
The clouds they never fade

The sun has been gone
It seems to have moved along
Although I know thats farfetched
For so long I've been a wreck

I ponder of losing it all
I know I should stop that talk
I wonder if I'll be homeless
There's nothing more I can suggest
Form: Rhyme

The Last Breath

This contorted shell has lost its gleam
My health is paring from a grim disease;
The Evils i pulled to ground my fame
have nibbled my soul piece by piece;
Jealousy had rooted to this lifeless heart
which no gold or silver could ever suffice;
This tunnel is ending and there's no light in sight
For me, its a farfetched dream to rest in peace...
© Linga Siva  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Have To Go By My Own Ideas

Everyone’s ideas are marvelous
for them
and maybe for thousands of others
but as for me
I have to go by my own ideas

Mine might be farfetched and semi- ridiculous,
but they come from my heart, my soul, and my confidence.
These three have never steered me wrong.

But they are incredulous!
Exactly!

They are outlandish!
I know.

There is a one in a million chance they will work.
I nod. “There is a chance then.”
me

Soul Watcher

I watch these Souls as they wander
   You can see the ones that are lost
Their village of stone has no feeling
    Cold as the night it lives under
Oppurtunities are few and farfetched
  For those who know not their way
Wanting only to make it easier
   And great is the price that they pay

These streets are filled with Dreamers
    Some fall and some grow wings
While others sway 
In the lime light decay
Of a brokenhearted being..

Premium Member There Should Be a Droit Des Gens

I think there should be a “droit des gens” concerning
stealing children from desperate poor people seeking asylum
locking them in cages, raping them, and losing them.
What is next? a reimplementation of “droit du seigneur?”
less farfetched now than ever before.  

Droit des gens:  French for International Law
Droit du seigneur:  French for the right of the acting czar to bed
                                  virgins of his country the night before their weddings.

Premium Member wishing they had listened to mitch willy

relatives said Mitch’s ideas were preposterously silly
Nonsensical I heard, about my cousin Mitch Willy
He was always entertaining though, a clever sounding cuss.
Ended up writing computer systems; now richer than most of us.

We can’t believe others believed in him, the relatives said.
He seemed crazy to us, farfetched, foolish, fantasy-fed.
But corporations ran with his ideas, and it made them all rich.
Now my naysaying relatives wish they had listened to Mitch.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stay Tenacious

Dreams are all I have but they’re all I need
in a world amplifying every small doubt;
Call me relentless, but I will succeed, 
try but they cannot suffocate my shout;

My thoughts may come off farfetched,
to me they are more than attainable;
Behind my eyes perfectly sketched,
I always throw every card on the table;

What’s inside of me has no limit,
Blessed with the ability to fantasize;
I am bold enough to go and begin it;
Stay tenacious and wishes materialize.
Form: Quatrain

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