Short Mental Image Poems

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


Memory

Mental image drawn
Encoded message filed
Mapped sequence spawned
Ostracized in time capsule
Recurring stimuli recall
Yearning for continuity
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Duh-Pause-Oh

Japanese haiku brevity rewards economy
Mental image expressed in a few words
Read. Pause. Then follows clarity.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Nature Haiku

One man sees beauty,
Lonely are roads not traveled,
breathe silent forest.

Here natures best friend, 
who enjoys simplicity,
lives more than charmed life. 

Night drawing closer,
Take one last look at beauty,
Take mental image.

By Chris Matt
© Chris Matt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Senryu

Senryu poem form
Sketches   mental image 
Selects human weak points
Someone's lone character
Short amount of words in
Sets of 5 7 5 per line, amount 
Seventeen syllables 


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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Poetic Creation

This mind looks for a picture,
thinking of mental image
as well as the deep structure
of figurative language.






Note: This form is called Tanaga, a traditional short Filipino poem which is only a quatrain, having 7 syllables in each line. The rhyming schemes may be aaaa, aabb, abab or abba.
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Sediment Eddy

eddy's leftovers from - life's sediment-alley-time currents
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musing a roadside can
send a mental image of...

a sediment-alley time-traveler
stilled yet echoing past times...

in memorium of some time-current beats miss't
that changed an eddy to a send-a-mental tune...


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Brain Brine

My brain is in brine. 
My neurons are loose stones. 
Some things are more dented than a mental image. 
The greatest stuff is in soup cans. 
Whatever makes you open such a thing. 
Is not hunger. 
It’s a centipede that reminds you to be hungry. 
Blobs. 
My neurons are loose. 
The greatest stuff is in soup cans. 
Prickly, squirmy. 
The empty can on the floor. 
The carcass.

Premium Member Walking Away From Hate

In this country of one’s mind
east and west are so defined,
warring factions ne’er at peace
forked tongue steeped in caprice,
pounding within one’s brain
mental image a constant pain.
So please let one strive to rove
amongst the evergreen grove,
to a remembrance that drove
one to the rugged coastal cove,
to an interaction that wove
in one’s implicit treasure trove!

© Harry J Horsman  2012
Form: Rhyme

Third Eye of My Spirit

When I close my eyes that is when I see,
Seeing with my eyes open is hard for me.
Behind sunglasses is where I hide,
Because I can’t see I’m mostly blind.
 I Just relax my thoughts and go inside,
I use my third eye it’s kinda my guide.
With closed eyes I can sense my surroundings,
Vibrational energy is all around me.
In my mind’s eye everything becomes clear,
That is when a mental image will appear.
The time on the clock says 11:11,
Using my third eye is my connection to heaven.
© Ross Levan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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