Short Presentiment Poems

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


Premium Member Magnetic soup

I am engrossed
with you irresistible , tenacious

not impassively
or ungrudgingly
but humbling
presentiment
of my brainwave


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • July 20–26, 2026)


It May Be Cruel To Her

Sijo 2

          it may be cruel to her/but I cannot shake off this
         ominous presentiment/of the girl once I loved most
    she has left this world long ago/stepping on the lonely path
© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Sixth Sense

Progressive penetrative phenomenon 
Pertaining to particular peculiar powers of perception 
Psychological prosaic persuasive predictions
Probing probable peripheral presentiment


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Alliteration contest by Barry Stebbings
One stanza of four lines only
© 4th December 2017

Presentiment Convalescent

Romance is kindled
by fiery ashes dwindled

Cares not for anguish
wants to clear languish

Prepare for the searing
expectancy is cheering

Figure craves wholeness
restoring health focus

Connecting with deities
rejecting ancient theories

Replacing the torment
with ageless advent

Let us commence fasting
our creation everlasting
Form: Couplet

sadness

Sadness.

Sadness is not an emotion. 
But yet a simple harmonic motion. 
Beats on you like an ocean.

Sadness is not a feeling.
People think of it as so unappealing.
But its very self-healing 

Sadness is not a sentiment.
Nor is it a presentiment.
They keep it in a tenement.

Sadness is a tower.
Must nurture it like a flower.
Drunk love, like whiskey sour.

Sadness is enjoyable pleasure.
Yet you think of it as a displeasure. 
You must keep it clean like a white feather.
Form: Rhyme


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