Short Pulp Fiction Poems
Short Pulp Fiction Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pulp Fiction by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pulp Fiction by length and keyword.
Oblivion Chill
Something in this autumn air
I like to call oblivion chill
beats my heart
into pulp fiction,
clasped inside my diction,
who can hear the heart
crying for its lost will
inside that unreal New York Square?...
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Categories:
pulp fiction, grief,
Form:
Free verse
I'Ve Seen Things - Humour
went to see 'once upon a time
innnn holllyyywood'
soft core quentin tarentino
not you're dead yet pulp fiction
a bit too long but a twister
to pull you out of your senses
so hold onto to your popcorn
and let spill your sense of humour
stan sand...
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Categories:
pulp fiction, appreciation, art,
Form:
Free verse
Monsters In the Mist
with red eyes blazing
they race through fog on hot sands
in a dying land . . .
Barsoom’s white apes transplanted
to an earth where hell broke loose.
Note: Barsoom is a fictional representation of the planet Mars created by American pulp fiction author Edgar Rice Burroughs....
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Categories:
pulp fiction, animal, earth,
Form:
Tanka
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...
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Categories:
pulp fiction, age,
Form:
Free verse
The Spy Who Ate Me
A termite’s a guy who just loves the woods
It gnaws him because he’s just not understood
His nightmares, a version of Sentricon hell
You love oak and cherry, why can’t he as well?
A villain who’s bred by your dereliction
Spy him out early, ‘cuz he’s no pulp fiction
He wants you to upgrade, pack up and move on
He’s Jaws and he’s Spectre ‘gainst your Termite Bond
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Chewing on No Sympathy For Termites by Milt Hankins...
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Categories:
pulp fiction, insect,
Form:
Couplet
Eye
an in-sight drove me
here where the entry code 'eye'
opened a word lock
so timely fashion
is responsible for words
on 'invisibles'
our subconscious 'scans'
it is just information
our library
and we are the 'eyes'
an only librarian
that seeks references
in experience
of clues we focus upon
and weave stories from
to create movie
science and pulp fiction themes
that rattle the mind
the more we focus
on hollywood plot and script
we are blind to scan
stan...
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Categories:
pulp fiction, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku