Short Phantoms Poems

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


In This Dark Mansion

in this dark mansion phantoms of fear are vanquished by the flames of faith
date-3/9/2019
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Hermit

Damp shiver,
under wanton fog,
lone self plight,
as shrill cry,
swallowed by eerie phantoms,
of snow gust night’scape
Form: Shadorma

At the Show

Drama against the footlight’s glare
Phantoms crouch, 
Looming shadows,
Revolving props,
The stage disappears with the play.

Night Light

The night light still burns
Candles flicker in darkness
Children sleep content
Phantoms run into the night
Light chases devils from sight
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Cheryl Dunn

Cheryl forgot to close the chest
When she disturbed a hornets’ nest
Remorse there is none
What’s Dunn is now done
Phantoms and ghouls she’ll put to rest.
fun
Form: Limerick


Silent Cries

Taunting phantoms butcher his coloured back,
Rivers of blood flow down the cruel chains;
Cries resound through the ruthless ship,
Waking Death from his peaceful slumber.
© Erica Rose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member My Friends

Opera phantoms, quasimodo,
gila monsters, and komodo, 
Dr. Jekyl, Mr. Hyde
are my pals, I must confide.  
John Merrick and Frankenstein -
these are true friends of mine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stars

stationed at the height
Celestial wayfarers of the night
Dancing damsels with the light
Fading phantoms at Phoebes’ sight


Placed First
Strand's (1064) Poetry Contest
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Shadows

Black-painted phantoms 
Frightened of lanterns 
Shaped shapelessly
Adventure aimlessly 
Opaqueness overpowers
Transparency disempowers
Mouth of the night
Consumes them downright...

A Goddess

a goddess has bewitched me 
a goddess I have fallen in love with
oh Amy together 
we are the center of all
all creaters bow before us
all phantoms of fear fade
as love grows 
it seems fate has willed it so
Form:

Restless

I can't function.
Can't think.
Can barely breathe.
I'm so tired, but sleep is gone.
It comes, and I am haunted by phantoms and specters.  

Useless
Unimportant 
Guilty
Blameful
Sinful 
Small

Restless.

Phantoms

Times have changed The enemy has no name Shifting shadows, searching For someone, something, anything How will I know Before its too late and I'm stopped Dropped, slate wiped clean by my own blood

Self Forgiveness

Phantoms haunt our unseeing eyes
Shadows left to spite and hide
Echos of wrong...
Regrets held strong
Prayers of peace left unheard
Darkness ends but from a word
Keys we hold to unlock our pain
To forgive the Self is best and gain.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stars

 
Sentries stationed at the height Celestial wayfarers of the night Dancing damsels with the light Fading phantoms at Phoebes’ sight
Placed First A Strand's (1064) Poetry Contest Sponsor. Brian Strand
Form: Quatrain

Flashback

These memories are just phantoms 
the dust of demons long since destroyed 
why does the mind always betray 
maybe this what it means to be human 
they are the ashes of ancient ruins 
from a long forgotten war 
whose only spectator was me

Premium Member Daydreams a Spatial Reality

re-post inspired by MRose contest

Paths of pathos,phantoms of the mind
meditations of consciousness in a sense
of the unreal.Places times and space
haunt and become perturbing enigmas
in spatial dimensions of an unforseen
waking reality
Form: Verse

Modern Frights

Scrolling

Endlessly

They look more like witches than saints
Smiles cruel and angelic

I'm allergic to their bared teeth

There are more phantoms than people
And we're all celebrating the ghosts
Hands together
A technological seance

Premium Member Dandelions

flying in the air
like fairies ghosts and phantoms ---
tales of autumn 

celestial physiques 
symbols of sun moon and stars ---
snowy vibrations

fluxy flow of life
birth and afterbirth aligned ---
cotton umbrella?



08 October 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Foggy

foggy 

feather fringes flow 
from fine fancy foliages ---
flamboyant foxes 

soft, silky, shiny 
solemn savory serene ---
saintly sacred scene

shrubs stand so senile
does sun hide his face in fear?
parade of phantoms

03 January 2023
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Halloween Senryu

inquisitive nymph phantoms of yesteryear lurk folly of wager - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (5-7-5 checked with howmanysyllables.com) 14 October 2017 For the "Halloween Senryu" Contest sponsored by Laura Loo. (3rd Place)
Form: Senryu

The Santiam Graveyard

Phantoms eerie, 
burned and blackened
arms upraised in supplication
bent and broken, beckoning.
Driftwood garbed they testify
in shrouded mist, in foggy sky 
Woodland graveyard, petrified
Silent screams 
assault the senses
“Who says fire cleanses”
Form: Rhyme

Heart Disease

Phantoms lurk in
The hallways of
My weak and
Tortured mind

Their shadows loom
Both night and day
No place 
For me to hide

A wrong not mended
Eats away
A cancer unto
My soul

Redemption is lost
Hope that’s gone
For death has
Close the door

People

we stare
at mirrors never
see
ourselves reflected in
the glass
we
smile all day at phantoms
never
know that shadows
pass
over our souls
we see
but do not realize
that we are just
mirages
faint
reflections gleaming
from
a piece of painted glass...
© B Drummond  Create an image from this poem.

Here They Come

See them gliding down the street
Like phantoms in the twilight
Chilling wind and rustling sheets
As pumpkins grin by firelight

Giggling ghouls in search of sweets
Red-faced devils and witches so green
Big black cats shout “Trick or treat!”
Magic words on Halloween.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Eye Seeker

Visions
only in the dark
a stick
guides me down cobbled stone streets
fear once gripped me, now runs
coffee with phantoms
dead and blind make good friends

pretty lies
pretty dark
in darkness I hide
	             pretty skies


wine falls	
			wayside

	broken glasses

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