Short Phantasms Poems

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Premium Member Brain Harmony

Skies cast an opaline tone on the periwinkle From the outbreak of numbness In the clangorous concord of the brain Phantasmagoric cosmos of phantasms Fully loosened by pennilessness and distress Where genuine life dwells just as a nightmare Strident sound singing a somber song
Written: November 10, 2022
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Premium Member It's a Strange Place

It's a very strange place
when in dreams I chase
phantasms,
a figmant of imagination,
or an apparition of warning
from my soul,
seeing what is hidden 
from the light
of day.

It's a very strange place
and only an illusion
of madness
overtaking all the senses,
crossing the line
of reality
into the realm of shadows
that only I can 
dream.

My Own God

Everyday's life, black disguise 
I meet myself, can't recognize.
carnival glasses, phantasms trod
in love I find, small piece of God.

Foggy air sails, no patch of land 
I meet myself, can't understand
High and low, I venture abroad
in love I find, small piece of God.

Thanks in prayers, I say no please
all forgiven, heart is at ease
I come to terms, even and odd.
In love now I find, my own God.
god
Form: Kyrielle

Premium Member Frigid

Cold wins blow across
My weary bones
Feathered icicles 
Hanging high above home
Downey woodpecker
Eating a suet mix
Nature’s inadequacy 
For a protein fix
Cats watch behind 
Glass doors
Phantasms erupt
On litter laden floors 
Feathered shadows
Creeping in my door 
Sultry winter 
Crystal icicles
Creatures on my floor
Warming sun
Shrinks the creatures range
Infatuation of darkness 
Mentally so strange

Covid-19: We Will Survive Together

A miasma, death throes, rot,
Dark, cloudy minds, depriver.
Unseen foe, a viral bot,
Life taker, a death harbinger.

Uncontrollable spasms,
Unimaginable fears.
Unstoppable phantasms,
Hunting all of our dears.

So small it is, so deadly,
Invisible, a murderer.
Mankind wails so mournfully,
a small, sinister curdler?

On this terrestrial spaceship,
We dare to stand together.
And push this nefarious blip,
Extinct once and for ever.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Dark and Light

Listen to poem:
These shadows stack upon themselves
by the glare of the many suns
each an orb the would blind
those who seek to hold the light

the relentless is defied
gloom gathered to reconcile
where the bright dominates
the opposite seeks to relate

phantasms asking for their time
these residents of darker realms
shades inclined to ask their due
after joy has ruled the world

one or another must exist
lest the balance fall aside
asking all to take a side
or walk between dark and light.
© Sean Green  Create an image from this poem.

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