Short Premonition Poems

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


Premium Member premonition

a peaceful heart with its recurring visions of a bright light at the end of a long tunnel
AP: 3rd place 2025


Mention Premonition Ambition

with intuition
what we would mention
had premonition
meet God by my ambition
more ammunition 

had been big battle
win series will Seattle
league up did rattle
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Premonition

spokes of bike reeling slow motion...mind rewinding ‘remember helmet’ straps it tight under his chin premonition frightens him 1/27/2018
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Natural Gift

Don't leave your woman's intuition on a burner in the kitchen. If you have a premonition don't regard it with suspicion. A helpful tool for those that see, this natural gift of e.s.p.

Premium Member Ravens


Amidst the storm, dark ravens fly,
Foreshadowing that someone will die,

Caw-caw they croak, watching us o'er,
It's us against them, and then no more.


05/01/19
Image #8



Quite An Amazing Quarterback

Quite An Amazing Quarterback 

Were permitted  to have a premonition, 
And determination to make a definition;
Seahawks Fan knows,
He perfectly throws;

Jim Horn
Great player who provides ammunition.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premonition About Exemption of Redemption

Premonition About Exemption of Redemption

We wanted to promote there premonition,
That would have been based on intuition;
Worth seeing,
While being,
Entitled to an exemption from redemption.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fretful Wind

Wind trembles with premonition of a gold leaf's demise, throughout Indian summer's procrastination
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Submitted for Kim Merryman's Contest: Shadorma Style
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Uncertain Premonition

I have long harbored the suspicion  
That should we suffer long and deeply enough, 
We’ll get over the pain 
And awaken to the truth of Love: 
To cherish the experience
Of whatever there is.
All wounds heal but the last.
Be thankful for your scars.
Form: Verse

Priminition of An Exemption

Premonition of An Exemption

One day I personally had a premonition;
Instead of granting them an exemption;
We lost our zeal;
No more appeal;
Start collecting all available ammunition.

The best weapon on the streets 
is one without any ammunition.

James Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Far-Sight

should have 
had the 
far-sight to 
pay attention to
initial premonition 
instead of pushing it 
away and moving forwards
with the pursuit to obtain 
a place in your heart
flying blind right into disaster
flying by the set of my pants endeavors
to keep you from leaving me but
it blow up in my face in the end
Form: Lyric

Confused

Rolling eyes
Clock never stops.
This old routine,
Stuck in a while…

A sick malady
Unwanted gut feel
Scrambled thoughts
Fluttering in the breeze

Grains of sand,
A confusion in mind.
Innumerable whispers,
Following around.

My unseen ghost,
A disturbing premonition.
I need answers!
On my white sheet of paper.

Premonition

Throw around legs
Throwaway hair
Biting her tongue
Tapping the chair

Dinnertime psychology
Filling her frayed mind
Undigested memories 
Too bitter to be confined

Eighteen years 
Blurred as if one
Opaque footsteps
Of a misbegotten son

“Dessert, mom?”
“No thanks, dear.”
Her plate is empty
Her conscience clear
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member PERSONABLE REFERENCE-

The tempest gathering hearts; Souls imparting dire wisdom; Holistic premonition preordained; Nothing gathered souls prearranged; Words of life speak forth life; Shallow be the maker heart that beats; Elohim Creator of majesty Universe is His dynasty
5/26/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2024

Premium Member Possibly the Best Day Ever

Sky winks at the sandy Florida beach 
In cahoots with the colder waves
Sun slipping out of this hemisphere 
Gleeful laughter of chasing children

It has been a glorious day,
I stare at the sky, is she a premonition?
She gives nothing away, 
Allowing my imagination to surmise…

Will this be the best day ever?
In my lifetime?
Possibly.

Premium Member Fireflies

Walked awhile down Allan Street Controlling deception a liar will glow Cracking no smiles, the living have left us Life without love assures no one can grow Emotion deception unleashed premonition Finest of visions by flashes of light Truth drifts among us still none can perceive All trapped in a bottle like fireflies at night
Form: Rhyme

God and Son As An Exemption

God and Son As an Exemption

God personally gave me a premonition;
Religious features result in redemption;
In believe;
Won't deceive;
Said use Son and Him as an exemption.

Also apply each church contribution,
Which will always be magic solution,
Priest's teeth glisten;
To him (or her) listen;
How to solve sin and air pollution.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Antipsychotic Premonition

Antipsychotic Premonition

Underneath the shining sun
Winter melts away
Shackled by an icy past
Dreams slowly decay
Shadows searching for forgiveness
Beneath his majesty
Hunger for a better self
An eagle soaring free
Midnight diamond granted wish
Existing in eternity
Broken bonds of spiritual pain
Accepting mediocrity



By: Jeremy Siedlecki
Form: Rhyme

Shadow's Whispers

Stumbling through the night
he reaches for something to hold on to.
The wind screeches, its steel fingers encompassing his throat.

Chasing futile dreams,
running from the beast within.
The premonition will prove true
as the shadow’s whispers whirl in repetition.

“Stop. Breathe… any could be your last. Hush. It’s almost over.”

Regardless, he carries on, into the abyss unknown…

Premium Member Premonition of Winter

I lack the interest to know
I am not curious to see
Those withered leaves, mixed up with snow
Which relatively soon will be
I ‘d rather fall into lethargic
Totally dreamless thoughtless sleep, 
Than bump again into nostalgic
Perennial winter, growing deep
And maybe half a century later
I’ll be awoken by the noise
Of summer morning perforator
And some road worker loud voice.
Form: Rhyme

Bad Halos

I can see halos sometimes.

I like to look in the mirror.

And see the staticky snow that outlines me.

My appearance is a secret,

All I see is the light that surrounds.

Surrounds me and serenades me.

Like an omen,

Or premonition.

Of badness?

Or of something else.

I can see halos sometimes.

I can’t see my face sometimes.

I like to look in the mirror anyway.

Deja Vous

- Premonition
A mirage foreseen,
Glimpsed in my rear-view mirror...
Closer than perceived.

- Envisioned
I've seen you before,
In silhouette, confident...
Waiting for someone.

- Remembered
Picking at a thread,
Not quite a memory, but...
Still in my conscious.

- Forgotten
Returning often,
To the day I first saw you...
Like in a vision.

.....Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring
Form: Haiku

Unbreakable

THE browning Version
ET> Unstrung heros Premonition
Enemy of the State
Good will hunting
Mystery, Alaska The family man
Galaxy Quest Hook ghost busters
CARNAL KNOWLEDGE
5 easy pieces Last American Hero
WITNESS
High fidelity
PULP FICTION
HEIST
Waterworld The Big Lebowski
GO TO WHITE CASTLE---DEAD PRESIDENTS
   the scarlet letter
       Nixon
3,000 miles to Graceland
   Luke 11:9
© Gary Dye  Create an image from this poem.
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Valentine

Sometimes your words take me to a place i have never been
Where rainbows are never faded and tears are never seen 
I am not alone there and never will i be 
For you are there waiting patiently for me
Is it a premonition or maybe just a dream 
Or a love meant to be to a face i have never seen
Your sweet words that touch my heart and plant a seed 
Forever blossoming healing all wounds that bleed
Form: Rhyme

The Emperor of Our Fairytales

The Emperor
hath donned a gewgaw crown,
bedazzled are the throng.

He rides an electric horse.
Strides through the pitiless cities
of lost or last hopes.
His faceless glance
not even a mask,
but a cold premonition
an iron mind
behind bolt-shut eyes.

The crowds back away,
bow and know
they are now subjects,
not even slaves,

only subjects
to be used and disposed of
at the ballot box.

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