Short Mental Images Poems

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We are an interval between death and death

All is an illusion

We temporarily implement mental images

For our own amusement.
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Fear

He draws you in -
Compelling mental images
of atmosphere and entryways;
state rooms; glades; soft nudges.
Letting your fear flourish unaware. 



Note: Author Dean Koontz

The Park

Hand-in-hand gossiping widows
sit on vacant, unwashed benches
enjoying the warmth of the day while
glancing at men awaiting nothing
as they stare into space
overwhelmed by the barrenness of loneliness
and sorrows as mental images
recall a past love.
Dreaming will continue.

Random Thoughts *4* a Naani

Fingers poke, tap,
mental images come to life.
The many who read, intrigue.
Inspire more to come.

Naani:
Naani means an expression of one and all. It contains four lines, the total lines consists
of 20 to 25 syllables. The poem is not bounded to a particular subject...

Jared Pickett
9/5/2009 
Asavvy1
Form:

Turn Away

You turned your back while facing towards me 
A spin like no other, right out of my life 
Comfort vanquished in a minute of pain
With every moment that passed, my heart sank 
My tears spiked the ground that you dared ti walk on
No amount of conversation could stop this 
Running behind someone that never turned back 
Left in complete loneliness & despair
Mental images playing the same tune 
Some fresh start, a series of old habits


Premium Member Fantasy

FANTASY


imagination
my fictional universe
these mental images

so improbable
fantasy is make-believe
so impossible 

to show you visions
there is no locations none
imagination

magic adventure
this my oral traditions
improbable so

imagination
my fictional universe
this my fantasy

referencing not
the unbelievable tale
this my fantasy

3/27/18
For Poetry Contest: Fantasy  
Sponsored by: Deborah Guenther Beachboard
Form: Haiku

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