Short Imagined Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Wood

Highgate's Lawson Wood
lovred to illustrate when he could
Posters&cards with much humour
imagined scenes in caricature
Form: Clerihew


Love?

Love?

Forever disgraced.
Imagined love drenched in pain
Leaves a lost soul dry.

© Dane Smith-Johnsen
May 20, 2010
Form: Senryu

Leaving

I remember the sun kissing your skin
As we lay in grasses of evergreens
And I can't believe I ever imagined 
You without me
© Sam Tab  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Lest We Forget

'T seems we imagined us the train
Forgetting us  our station
Tempestuously challenging adrift
Warship on a slumbering ocean
Form: Quatrain

Lip Service

most poets
neither am nor want to be
just stuck
halfway to an imagined hell
of homage to self
and lip service to the creator
Form: Sedoka


Premium Member Clerihew Piranesi

Venetian Giovanni Battista Piranesi
an artitic dreamer oh so free
He conceived a vision when in Rome
imagined scenes from back home
Form: Clerihew

Favor

I never planned it this way,
nor imagined this road, this day.
Yet here I am, and here you are,
walking together under God’s favor.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Sequence-Revelation

Poems
imagined,
verses refined
leaving reality
behind?..
maybe..
the poets
self expression
flying free,declared for all-
to see
Form: Cinqku

Love

The girl of my dreams Greater than I'd imagined Best I'll ever have Nothing short of perfection An awesome, godly angel
Form: Tanka

Of Own Self Can'T Be

imagine other
                                       image can be imagined
                                        of own self can't be
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Excited

Enthusiastic because all my dreams, hopes, needs – everything I’ve ever imagined could be… is now reality
Form: Monoku

Premium Member I'Ll Be a Lifetime Taking You In

you're more than I could've imagined
filled with desire and passion
you've blessed my world, in so many ways
I'll be a lifetime taking you in

A Day In the Life

Dear
John,
Wisdom
encompassed
your humble nature
Dreams and visions proved immortal
Songs of imagined peace play in fields of strawberries
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Cinderella

Cinderella dreamt of heights
of beauty in the city sights,
true love amongst the neon lights
away from the imagined slights
of unrequited love.
Form: Rhyme

Just Imagine

Has anyone
ever imagined
the pigeons
call and answer
at dusk
as like orchestrating
God's Holy Rosary
before the flock
retires for the night.

To Be True

You're too good to be true, 
I can barely believe, 
I never imagined someday, 
you'll be mine.
I have found love at last, 
too good to be true...

Have You Ever Imagined a Girl Without Her Clothes On

He dreamed of her without her clothes
Her panties and bra let’s lose those
With her high heels gone
Let’s not dwell upon
Why he had them on heaven knows
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Volume and Measure Imagined

So, we are here
then we depart
from this primordial ground.

Set free to be
released
back... onto the ultimate cosmic
starting point
of creation.

My My

My My
and tsk tsk
for the task

selfishness
lives in me
growing in the lines
rooted deep

stretching far
beyond imagined

My My
and
Mine Mine.
© Alan Inman  Create an image from this poem.
art

Premium Member She Kissed Me On the Lips

She kissed me slowly,
The memory still lingers.
First kisses are so special.
A silly young boy,
imagined such a moment.
Some dreams really do come true.
Form: Choka

My Self

I am myself an idea 
Nothing more

Writing fading words 
From the deep before

Upon illusions page
The stories score

A life imagined
Nothing more.
Form: Quatrain

Invisible (Shandorma)

I’m alive
Hear me and see me
Take notice
Please look here
I am not just imagined
I’m a real person



Shandorma - 6 lines, syllable count 3,5,3,3,7,5

Premium Member Bounded

Bounded

Circumscribed

Bordered

Are stories

Imagined

Appearing

Passed down

From past

Ages..

Stories which

Are freedom

Already...
Form: Blitz

Premium Member Word dressings

Words

standing alone

appear with

memories 

conditioned in

imagined time~

the empty word 

fully clothed

with dressings

of difference~~

Songbird

I listened to his sweet refrain,

How I loved his melody.

To my delight he sang again,

From the branches of a tree.

I imagined, that he'd sang for me.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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