Short Fictitious Poems

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


Premium Member Revelers

  Life’s a series of ups and downs
    some days smiles, others frowns

  Men revel in fictitious conquests
    women dream of wedding gowns
Form: Rubai


Fictitious Line

Smokes
of cigarettes
and mugs
full of coffee,
next
to the fictitious line
where the eddy
of words
leans against
and nods,
wounded,
to my silence.

You Carry, I Create

Oh, My ugly neighbor,
Your tale is my thought
Your life is my fiction.
Hence
I am fictitious, you are real.
But you mourn, I am mauld.
You carry, I create.

A Less Fictitious Life

There once was a gal most religious
Whose love for her god was prodigious
   She looked deep inside
   Found fallacies most wide
She now lives a life less fictitious
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Is He the Right Bunny For the Job

Brown E Bunny had a way with words.
They invited him to apply to be THE Easter Bunny.
I thought he was fictitious, he said.
You might not be our guy, the committee replied.


Starlight and Dewdrops

Fictitious dreaming
those voices call
Imagined bliss
where ghosts enthrall

Enigma fashioned
bespoke to fit
Fantasia moments
—belief remits

(Dreamsleep: August, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Fictitious Fact

When I walk I don’t cause 
                                                             Earthquakes 
                                                        The world crumbles.
Form: Haiku

The Life of a Fictitious Person { Daddy Warbucks}

Daddy Warbucks
All I can Say Is Oh Shucks !
Pennies Nickles Dimes and Quarters
Digging alittle deeper for I know he likes to still hoarder



Entry For Matt Caliri's Contest
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Quarantine

it’s been a very long and lonely quarantine
It’s allowed me the time
to write four great operas
two great symphonies
paint three masterpieces and  
actually write one fictitious six line ditty

Premium Member Dining On Insects

We ingest about 70 insects while sleeping Tell me these facts are fictitious, my mind's bleeping Yucky I say Not true, NO WAY! But I'll still stay awake to catch these guy's a-leaping
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yucky Yuck Yuck

In a lifetime, we ingest 70 insects while sleeping Tell me these facts are fictitious, my mind is bleeping Yucky I say Not true, NO WAY! But I'll stay awake to catch these guy's leaping
Form: Limerick

Paper Pain

I have always been afraid of an empty book's first page.
The blank intimidation, no expression, silent glare.
I thought fictitious phobias could disappear with age,
But fears are caught between the lines and clarity is rare.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Yucky Yuck

In a lifetime, we ingest 70 insects and 10 spiders while sleeping Tell me these facts are fictitious, my mind's bleeping Yucky I say Not true, NO WAY! But I'll still stay awake to catch these guy's a-leaping
Form: Limerick

Fictitious Figment

Your dreamy bold curious unstable eyes
Juicy lips mounted with sober plausible sexy ties
Though silent yet propulsive pensive piercing voice
Curly hair, bare shoulder possessing fervid demise
All is enough to drive my sincere soul over flies
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member gin joint ginger

gin joint ginger
I had heard of her of course
we all had

but we thought she was fictitious
when we saw the barkeep’s face we knew better

He is usually unflappable
tonight he could barely speak

she had taken his heart
and his tongue it seems

Premium Member I always start with the eyes

I always draw the eyes first
not the face, neck or chin
not the body
always the eyes

I am a cartoonist
I enjoy creating fantasy worlds
fictitious animals, mythical creatures
sometimes I draw enchanted trees with faces
I always start with the eyes
art

INFLUENCE

Took my hands and spotted the scars
Brainstorming on followers i would set loose
Serving my persona amidst fictitious comrades
Whipped out flaunting dummy soma
Chasing down the soul to bent toward authentic self
Seeking my failings hidden in brandish bits...
Form: Persona

Premium Member A Fictitious Friend

No pretending, fences need mending. A will unbending, always condescending. Voices sending, words seem unending. Friendship rending, intent offending. Friendship depending, to matters attending. Lost friend impending will be heartrending.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Excited When Invited and Knighted

would become excited
by queen he had been invited
when he was knighted

to win gave up soul
gain power was his goal
position he stole

seem so suspicious
found things to be fictitious
also felicitous

under dome my home
ran teeth through hair with come
in place where i roam
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Trump Wishes He Was Propitious

Trump Wishes He Was Propitious

Propitious is giving or indicating a good 
chance of success and being favorable.

Trump wishes that he would be propitious,
But has turned table by being tumultuous;
On us dawned,
Belief beyond,
And performance became totally fictitious.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Release

whats interesting about giving up
is that it is my fault,
my choice to stop putting in the effort
to make things better.
i allow myself to have this
fictitious sense of control.
because what else am i 
supposed to do?
what happens when what i have to give,
who i am
is not good enough?

Premium Member Bad news infects the teller

Bad news

Infects the teller..

The teller

Conveys news which

Is believed to have

Arisen in a fictitious

Past time..news

In the telling 

Colored with belief

Is what is happening

And not...


"The nature of bad news infects the teller."  Antony & Cleopatra (Shakespeare)

Lockdown- 3rd Day

Souls of deathless dead
Flying on fictitious winds
As Covid-nineteen

I'm seized in jail home
TV casting deaths high rate
In my lazy tale

News of everyday
Builds for me an asylum
As if life in hell

O bird of the sky
Your wings in freedom; me too
But in cruel chain!

28.03.2020 (Chattogram City)
Form: Senryu

Poetic Slave

A poetic
slave
uses
his mind in a verse, of unfamiliar
sound

No one
but his fictitious reader steps in
to understand the will 
of 
his hand

I can
feel
his poetry, as autumn’s leaves fall
into 
the ground

Crackling
in 
great silence, yet the city blooms
awesomely; and 
everyone smells a future

Untitled

If I swear on my life that both are the same,
Why is one loud and distorted?
The other, just silence, fictitious guidance;
Too gentle for minds too contorted.

The first says I'm needy, but is, itself, greedy,
The second too quiet; it died.
It flew away fast and I asked for help lastly
But it had already passed by.
Form: Rhyme

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