Short Fibonacci Poems

Short Fibonacci Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Fibonacci poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search the short Fibonacci poetry form by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member The Witness

Placed
as
a son,
elect and
chosen for a task-
a future destiny in view

Read more of my paraphrase @  Ep 1:5 et al


Premium Member Unique Works of Art

In
Him
we live,
move and grow-
offspring,placed-as-sons,
child-like,our genius,to know

Inspired by Acts 17:28/29.

Linda's Shasta Daisy

Shasta Daisy - Fibonacci form

White
White
Yellow
Showing off
Burbank's creation
Pick—he loves me, he loves me not.

Premium Member Assumed To Be Factual

re-post inspired by contest theme

Some
say
science
is all fact,
without assumptions-
the myth with a long pedigree.

Premium Member Clerihew Merz

Mario Merz of Art Povera
an ace in multi media
He even made reference to Fibonacci
though a bit difficult in art you see
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Betrayal of the Soul

.
A
Young
Mother
Rocks baby
Singing  happy song
Love in its purity bonding
Daddy slips into the arms of another woman

Premium Member Orphaned

I.
I
My,my
ego's cry-
neglected,long lost
family..duties..left to die,
fixated on symptoms society still wonders why !

Premium Member Inspiration

A
well
within-
images,
pictures in the mind,
dreams and visions and things not known.


Ekphrasis after David Smith.

Premium Member I X O Y Z

The
sign
of love,
an ichthys*



* Jesus,Christ,God's son,Saviour


TITLE Greek letters Gamma,Chi,Phi,Upsilon,Sigma

Premium Member Enigma Revelations

An
upside
downkingdom-
the last ,to be first,
we learn to walk before we stand,
where everyone who has,more will be given

Poetic Mind

Oh,
the 
mind of 
a poet
is mystifying, 
yet yummy like the soup of his
heart, reflecting millions of assorted memories.

Premium Member Fibonacci As An Ekphrasis

re-post inspired by Constance contest

blocks
of
colour
harmony-
form is the content

fibonacci-after Ellesworth Kelly

Rebirth

New
Life,
Easter
Forgiveness
Sins as scarlett
Washed me clean, cross out my sins
Release the hold of the evil one in life.

Love's Kids

Love
Has
Two kids;
One is Truth,
Who shows us why we
Love, and Imagination, who
Shows us how to express revolutionary love.
© Aaron Crow  Create an image from this poem.

Cheery Feeling

Got 
home
before
one o' clock
fixed a cup of tea
predicting tomorrow's good mood
Fall begins on my calendar somewhat mellow

Premium Member Day By Day

A
walk
with God
alongside-
licensed to laughter
at life's impossibilities


Inspired by a line from  a Charles Wesley hymn

Premium Member The Last Gardenia

One Bloom Blossoms Soft pure white Early in August Alone after all kin has died

Premium Member Tenderstem

They
made
me cross-
they called me
by another name

 A broccoli/chineses kale cross with edible stalk-the poor man's asparagus

Premium Member A Living Painting

A
place
to sigh-
impressions
of recollections
in lasting retrospective lie.


Venice-the most beautiful city I have visited.

Then and Now

I
am--
the bard
living in 
the ancient cellar 
of poetry, with open heart
and wines to inspire life, my only aim, then and now.

Premium Member Marriage

To
bear
and then
raise children
in mutual love-
picture of God & His people
and the covenant between Jesus Christ & His church.

Premium Member Sequence-Once Burnt

Can
time
assuage
broken hearts-
and ignite
passion
once
more
or
will
despair
overwhelm
forever,
stifling-
love's
flame

Premium Member Marriage An Expression of Love

To
bear
and then
raise children
in mutual love-
picture of God & His people
and the covenant between Jesus Christ & His church.

Premium Member Mnemonic Alliteration

They
ar
not to
be sneezed at-
in traditional verse
Minday,dalily through Saturday
danger/stranger;letter/better;sorrow/tomorrow.

Premium Member Silver Linings

Too
late,
too late,
we panic,
in darkness we wait,
each doorway closing on the past-
un-noticed-windows of opportunities,so vast.

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