Short Mystification Poems

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


Bride and Groom

The bride in ancient civilization
Had a wedding dress on
The tools they used is our mystification
And the grooms name was Shawn
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member mystification is her middle name

mystification is her middle name
magical occult ideas gave her fame
she wrote a book, for which I took the blame
being her sister has been a trying game
Form: Monorhyme

Elusive

E ncrusted amidst sensation,
L ust, and temptation,
U rged towards frustration,
S uddenly back to elation,
I ntangible desperation, hence
V eneering mystification...
E nticing words of vocation,

                                         Pen with motivation…
                                         Pen with relaxation…
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member An Invisible Force

shifting
   surfaces
    vascillations
in
the non-verbal.  
       consciousness,
notions
concepts
in
verbal
      gestures:
tissues
of
textuality,
free
of
mystification
tones
in melodius
    pulses
filled
with
  intense
     modulations,
verbal
   ideas
      in
       action:
the tang
of
reality
     in
       living
      language
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Newborn Babe

Mysticism is alive and well.
If this seems like a mystification, you have not experienced it yet.
But wait, what if you have? 
Think on the mystique of a newborn babe.
You know this beautiful child has an inner glow, and sacred look, fresh from heaven.
Mystically alive, a soul-messenger.
A newborn will mystify even the most hardened skeptic.
You cannot hold one without instantly feeling that you are looking into the eyes of God.
Anyway, I cannot.


Mathematics

Motivation of complexity,
A web of mystification where
The beauty of numbers emerges…
Holding the meaning of logic, of
Equality, of righteous thinking,
Making the world more meaningful, 
As it modifies what is unknown… its 
Trance enraptures the minds of many,
 Illuming the world with brightness, with the
Chants of knowledge, that continuously 
Sing along with its numbers…


                        Dedicated to my great guider and teacher:  Mrs. Lina Siblini
Form: Acrostic

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