Short Fatality Poems

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


The Marble Stones

Silent Stones
Granite and Marble
Testement to our Mortality
Sun gazes brightly, blinded by sonder
Upon memorials to our fatality
Form: Rhyme


Fatality of Truth

Words come to a point
  like the tip of a spear

Embedding the truth
  —impaling your fear

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Target

Tested,
hunted,
singled,
chased,
cornered,
lashed,
to fatality,
he wanted to be away,
but they got their way,
and pulled out life's last ray.

Premium Member Lone Survivor

tires howling loudly she reaches for my shoulder horns like sirens wail brakes failing on icy bridge I wake in a hospital
written January 29, 2022
Form: Tanka

Fatality How Sad

How sad this misadventure...
                 imbibe hemlock poison
                  to kill a love
                  disillusioned... and die
                  because of this...


Dreams

The dreams i have
Rip the seems of my mind.
Blinding my vision of reality,
All that is left is fatality.
Cutting me open,
Then stitching me up,
I just can't seem to keep in touch,
Form: Couplet

New York Is Struggling

New York Is Struggling

New York now struggles with reality,
After learning about another fatality;
Were sadden by;
Wiped eyes dry,
And each death was done so callously.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Reality Immortality May Be a Fatility

Reality Immortality May Be a Fatality

What we did determine was reality,
Along with what may be immortality;
Did discover, 
And uncover,
Actually turned out being a fatality.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Reality New Found Fragile Fatility

Reality New Found Fragile Fatility

Romped on Trump's terrible reality;
We again  became a fragile fatality;
Found in street;
Dead on feet;
Of his, we turned into another tally.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

What We Realized About Reality

What We Realized About Reality

What we had realized about reality,
Because of bad results of technicality,
Not well laid;
Mistakes made;
Final results ended up being a fatality.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Trump and Immmorality

Trump and Immmorality

Trump exists in a life full of immorality;
Which for many  had become a fatality;
Golden shower;
Produces power;
Thinks this will end up in his immortality.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Fatality To Equality

Fatality To Equality

We were supposed to believe in equality,
And we do want to find another fatality;
Study am trying,
But none buying;
Which class should we take in psychology.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Servitude

I’m willing to accept
that it’s all but a cloud
Memory behind me,
and draped in a shroud

I’m willing to accept
my fatality deemed
A portal indentured
—to dreams left undreamed

(Dreamsleep: July, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Iron Clad Genocide

Sadly, as before
we support the Terrorist State
not the oppressed
not the child on roller skates
we support the Zionist hate

snipers shooting freedom
daily

every fatality
	a testament
		to the crime

Emotions Contain Mortality

Emotions Contain Mortality

My emotions contain much mortality,
And found to be in a fatalistic finality;
Now not near;
Did disappear;
Forever becoming formidable fatality.

Jim Horn

Still reading John Keats.
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Form: Limerick

Audacity

Brutality is Reality
Making your life a Fatality
Morality determines Mentality
Unrelenting Insanity
Vitality is a drive from Urbanity
Inanity perpetuates Profanity
Mundanity a fake posh Formality
Humanity is Volcanity

The Tombstone Carves Itself

The tombstone carves itself
When you are ready to embark
On an underground journey
Where your body fades
But your soul survives
Your name is being spelled out
In charming calligraphy
And as the gravestone crafts 2005
You are incapacitated with fatality
Form:

Mine Not Meant To Be

Mine Not Meant to Be

Face did bother me
The worst one it must be
Loved her toiletry.

Her face made me scream
One I found in a bad dream
Horrible did seem.

Found reality
Face was a fatality
Mine not meant to be.

Wow and a double wow.

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member That That Never Was

That that never was, our pain cause From God, separation Understanding not, divine laws Result’s agitation Our false identity Delusionality Joy’s the fatality Stuporous fears pause That that never was 03-February-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Formula For Fatality

Formula for fatality
I open the book on numbers
Searching for a masterful method
A recipe for ruin runs through my thoughts
And I see a perfect procedure
An equation equal to the end
An addition of a gun
A multiplication of blood
A division of the soul
And a subtraction of a life
Form:

Breakable Passwords

Hold on who goes there.
Is it my dreams?
My life,
My Strife.
No its just despair.
Given to me,
I see,
And plea.
Hone in the nightmare.
Reality,
Fatality,
Brutality.
So I’m solitaire.
Afraid of lies,
Allies,
Then dies.
They go anywhere.
In this the time,
Its fine,
I shine.
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Form:

Mangled Fate

This fate is severely mangled
fierce storms define its exterior
And in this daze, 
they do not cease
Heartstrings tear its beliefs,
and fatality enjoys it

Shades withstand its 
diminishing effects
So without pace
its slowing trance atones
Passion draws its pangs
and futility reminds it
Form:

All Roads Lead To Spinoza

Not in command of what happens next,
only in how we react

The world gets to pitch and we get to catch,
in hope that our strikes are intact

No matter how hard we struggle
and fight for a sense of control

Reality looms till fatality dooms
—eternity taking its toll

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A City's Personality

A personality, Ends in fatality, Witness a city alive, Pastry smells fill the air, Architecture you stare, Business, people make it thrive, Each city has its feel, Recession ends the steel, Can it possibly revive? Written by Lee Ramage September 30, 2011 For Dr. Ram Mehta’s contest Balassi Stanza won 6th Place
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Form: Rhyme

But Mr John

But mr John Smith, you know old son, dreams are better than reality, the hotter dames, incite burning flames, more erotic than originality, the prune by hurricane strewn, gets erased digitalicky? monsoon mongone, become begone, might be forgone fatality.... Don Johnson
re John's prune by the hurricane strewn...
Form: Ballad

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