Short Telepathy Poems

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


Premium Member A Wink

   What a wink signifies is oft-mysterious
      even in jest, ultra-serious 

   Heralding the existence of mental telepathy
      potent bond of intimate weaponry
Form: Couplet


No Empathy, With Sympathy

Out of the rubble,
And through trouble.
My hopes, doubles.
Weaving together,
This fair weather.
Evil dare tether.
In mental telepathy,
Feel no empathy,
With sympathy.
© Tara Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Eros Et Psyche

I no longer have any need nor want, my love cannot be bought.
I found the mesmerizing god of love my soul had once long sought.
I find through telepathy he counters every bad thought.
Form: Sijo

Eitaphs From Beyond

When I die from Anxiety
I hope Serenity,will revive my Telepathy
And together in Trepidation,
The Free-will of Temptation
Will rejoin with my Sonic Sensations
And bring forth Light,
Bright But Understanding

Beyond mortal prophesy

Drifting
on a vast ocean
emerald spangled
calling to celestial plains
of the lost citadel 
where forgotten tribes 
communed in radiant silence
and telepathed secrets
beyond the mortal prophesies
of sages.


Premium Member Telepathy As I See Her

I ask God to give me the faces
of the children I need to see every day
It has never failed me yet

They are almost always
the ones who never
ask for me yet
need me the
most

I am a receiver
I have no idea
if I send.

Premium Member My Weird Step Dad

Tom turkey was running and tripped on me
His fat breast reminded me of gravy
that is kind of bad
said my weird step dad
What’s this guy have?  Child telepathy?





Written 11-25-2022
Contest: Children’s Limerick
Sponsor: Eve Roper
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Among the Flowers

A lovely maiden sits among the flowers
Her innocence resounding through the blossoms
She is as fresh and dewy as they are

We tiptoe around, so to not disturb
Either she is teaching them or they her
In silence, with telepathy. It is a sight.

Imagine

I like to let my mind drift.
M ake believe I can shape shift.
A rise and go now to outer space.
G reet any alien by warm embrace.
I nteract by means of telepathy.
N urture good communication generally.
E nlightened return to educate humanity.
Form: Acrostic

Telepathic Girlfriend

She was alone in Space

Listening to music

In between worlds

Pining for the Space Keeper
And his clones, too

She distracts me

I’m not ready for Mars

Robbing a 7/11 to get this out of my head

I’ll be in jail

You’ll be on a rocket

Telepathy lives on
© Gertie Ok  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Telepathy

Treading the waters of my mind
‘Enter at your own risk’;
Lost in what you may find
ebb and flow with my hide and show; 
Part of me is now free 
abandoning all the fear inside; 
Too late to run undercover 
healing in each and every word;  
You don’t judge just understand me.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Some Things Cannot Be Read

sleeping pile of skulls
rising from books long dead
tempting virgin

fluffy blanket smiles
cocooning her with protection
stardust dream angel arrives

telepathy subtle
young girl is learning
otherworld music 

mystical magical moment
must be experienced
cannot be read in a book.

Jungian Serendipity

The telephone rings and the voice you hear
Repeats the thought in your brain:
Just synchronicity, loud and clear,
Links you on some esoteric plane.

It’s not telepathy, mind-to-mind,
But incalculably doubtful odds,
Defying coincidence, like a blind
Toss of the dice by the gambling gods.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Telepathy

Behind all eyes that lie
Are lips' gores trying to smile 
Nevertheless, it will be filed for a while 

Unlike the cry of darling Ruth
Who is just handling the truth 
And afterwards not afraid of sleuth 

Truly, words may paint thy mind awesome 
But with thy attitude, we see them  blossom
Form: Rhyme

Girl, When We Do Not Communicate With Each Other Properly

Girl, when we do not communicate with each other properly 
We tend to push love away 
Joy turns into darkness 
Things have got to change 
We need to open up to one another 
There must be a form of telepathy 
Or else, we will both reap the cold winds of sadness 
And our souls will drown in misery

Chatup Time

At the tavern he ordered a scotch
For the cute blonde that glanced at his crotch
If you’ve got some time
On this stool I’ll climb
and show you my new E.S.P. watch


It tells me things by telepathy
I know that you’re not wearing panties
“I am so she said
You must be misled”
But it runs an hour fast you see
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Essence

their eyes 
they flutter
or is it propel
either way
a subtle prelude
to a kiss out of sync

their conversation
an amalgamation
of giggles and smiles 
more telepathy 
between hearts
than anything else

their legs 
entwined like shoestrings 
on a pair of old sneakers
seem to imply 
the mating ritual 
of hoverflies

Premium Member Where Did That Come From

It is dark
The wind makes an eerie sound
I feel threatened 
for no reason
I listen but there is only silence.
It is a terrific night for a murder
I look inside my heart
Where did that come from?
I look around quickly
Wondering if the trees know
Did anyone hear this weirdly unnatural thought?
Sure would be, the oak said in telepathy.

Deja Vu

Play-rewind; rewind-play.
Something's at play, I can tell that much. Very strange! 
What was that all about?
Like I've been here before, living twice at once. 
Adorned, with a snapshot of a crossroad. 
Memory in telepathy. 
In a vantage point empathy of a particularly significant
thing. 
But why it's significant? You got me.
Sure got me. Whoa
Form: Narrative

Something About You

There’s something about you
Yeah, something that I can’t 
Put my finger on

There’s an excitement
Like when I was a kid
And I was breaking a rule

There’s a connection
A telepathy that exists
A strong link

There’s a relaxation
Laughing and teasing
Playing, like when we were kids

There’s a friendship
Strong and true
Dependable and real
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member they know that she knows

she has a clear feeling that she knows what the spirit thinks
because she is clairsentience, she has this psychic ability
she perceives emotions through a strong gut feeling
understanding spiritual messages without words
like telepathy, except it is with an entity, not a person
this is why the spirits flock to her,
because they know
that she knows

I Will Find You

wherever

 you are,

anywhere,

I will find you...

having the latitude

and the longitude,

I don't miss

attitude towards you

be...

hey to find

wherever...

China or

El Salvador...

I don't need

the place, communication,

when by telepathy,

of love, by

heart we let
guide us... so I'm going

track you and find..!

The Other Side of Earth

The other side of earth is a mystic place,
Where beings called Teis are the dominate race.
The other side of earth could be considered strange.
These so called Teis can do many things that we Humans consider impossable.
They can Fly,
They mastered telepathy to the point of communication with animals,
They can do a great many things,
On the other side of earth.
Form:

Premium Member Hold On Tightly Understanding Nightly

A vixen, a minx, a prophetess’s dream
She comes nightly to breeze me away
On faerie wings, heading toward the homeland
Always in awe, I dare not question her.

Admiring her armor and her stealth,
I hold on tightly, without sound, understanding
the ancient rules of faith, although they are never spoken
Telepathy is a marvelous yet necessary dreamland commodity.

Premium Member Destiny

Do you ever stop and wonder was this just meant to be
Things happen for a reason – do you agree with me?
How many times has your phone rung and you know who is making the call
It’s almost like telepathy - does this happen to us all?
Some things just can’t be explained I put it down to fate
But if you want to chase a dream grab it before it’s too late

Jan Allison
17th June 2014
Form: Rhyme

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