David William Breidenthal Poet Free verse

My Spellbinding Obsession - Hint - Hp Fan

My Spellbinding Obsession
Written by D.W. Breidenthal 


Like all obsessions,
I feel regret for getting
Into fantasy
Like all obsessions,
I think about my crazy
Fantasies...my mind's spinning & spinning...
I'm consuming ideas
Bliss - I'm a victim 
Of my imagination 
And my magical...
Spellbinding...desire
T'wards the Harry Potter books
J. K. Rowling's cool!
Kiss reality
Goodbye! I embraced fiction 
In my childhood nostalgias 
I'm brewin' up ideas 
Like all obsessions,
They can be unhealthy
Or rather bizarre
Like all wild children,
I'm honestly curious
Of what lies ahead & its mysteries
But it's buried far
Below our feet...I'd rather
Drive a flying car!!!
Dedicated to my unhealthy obsession towards the Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling (one of fav. authors like evahhhhhh), but it was my childhood heroin (it got me hooked till this very day).

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Heather Secrest July 8, 2013 at 7:50 PM Harry potter was the first series I actually read. Recently I got one of my friends hooked! I adore fantasy of all types!! I certaintly have had my share of unhealty fantasy obssetions (sad to say last airbender was one just like HP) and enjoyed every one of them. Great poem!!! -Heather David William Breidenthal July 8, 2013 at 8:00 PM Thanks. Haha, sweeet. Well, a friend from my church introduced me to Harry Potter, but the church is against witchcraft..so I better back off a step or two (but secretly in love with mythology, creatures and the characters especially).

Kim Van Breda June 30, 2013 at 5:05 AM Oh yes.. .. fantasy is what keeps or minds fill of imagination. Not a Harry Potter fan myself, more an "Alice in Wonderland" type-- fantasy in a weird and over the top way. For future reference Haiku is traditionally a three liner poem..