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Best Fae Poems

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Fae Folk Dance
Ivy draped portal
entrancing
a soul
within a sun 
enclaved in gold
made by the Fae
those wondrous beings


Is this real
what I’m seeing?


A song of joy
so sweet to the ear
Earthbound...

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Categories: fae, fantasysong, song,
Form: I do not know?



The Land of Fae
Hazy mountains far beyond
A fast dark river away
The stars are pinned within the night
Trapped in the realm of Fae

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Categories: fae, evil, fairy, world,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Woodland Path
Fae circles of mushrooms
Lanky yellow toadstools
Firm jelly tot larvae 
Feed from rich stagnant pools.
Fungal disks cling with wanton 
To the grey trunks of trees
Cricket strums...

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Categories: fae, friendship, inspirational, nature,
Form: Couplet
There Be Dragons
There Be Dragons


In that place where the Earth meets the sky
Where magic reigns with myth
There dwell, yet still, great dragons that fly
Blue unicorn and gryph...

Fantastical...

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Categories: fae, allegory, hope, introspection, sea,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Emerald Isle
The Emerald Isle lies misty green,
an ocean's gem, a land between
the water's edge and blue of sky,
her magic wonders seldom seen.

For those who know her...

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Categories: fae, fairy, ireland,
Form: Rhyme



Bluebell Wood
Bells ring beneath a canopy of trees,
Each one echoing a late spring breeze,
The ethereal blue reaches far and wide,
Rippling just like the ocean’s tide.

The first...

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Categories: fae, fantasy, nature, seasons, summer,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Unicorn Hoofprints
One morning I awoke to find
 in  soft garden shadows
 mythical, unicorn, hoof prints 

How I imagined its perfect form; 
a magical horse with...

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Categories: fae, child, fantasy, father daughter,
Form: Free verse
The White Rose
The shepherd stood on the field, frail,
He knew not what to do when and why,
As the wrathful sun did steep down,
The confused chap followed his...

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Categories: fae, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Pastoral
A Faerie Box Quest
Nattie and Thomas had left home
In search of the magic Portal,
And there find: Vilenist, a song,
Faerie dust--to save the mortals.

"There it is, Nattie! I can...

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Categories: fae, adventure, allegory, family, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Tir Na Nog
Tir Na Nog



I'd like to go to Tir Na Nog
And live amongst the fae
To sit atop a toadstool house
And watch them as they play

I'd like...

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Categories: fae, fairy,
Form: Rhyme
Love In the Time of Winter-
In an icen forest ,
inside a crystal grave,
beneath the ancient snowy trees,
a tiny fairy lays.
In frosted air above her,
brushing wings with glassine leaves,
snowflakes dust the...

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Categories: fae, evil, fairy, fantasy, funeral,
Form: Couplet
The Taken Girl
Father left when I was eleven. It was at this time
That I began regular jaunts to grandma's house.
Mom worked; and, my older sister was pure...

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fae, angel, children, daughter, fairy,
Form: Narrative
Many Things
We are like wiggling aphids on a quantum computer.
Knowledge beyond the scope of the most gifted tutor.
Spaces and dimensions multiplied by infinity, plus one.

Therefore, I...

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fae, angel, fairy, fantasy, horror,
Form: Couplet
Bonnie Scotland
scotland poem

bonnie scotlands the place to be,
whar awe yae ever may want tae be,
fae glens n lochs and water to
lookin arood scotland whor thars a...

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© Davy Young  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fae, upliftingwater, may, sun, water,
Form: I do not know?
Really - Iambic Pentameter
Really? Iambic Pentameter.

    Oh well, this is where you really put your foot in it.  No! Not your mouth!
Not the hokey...

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Categories: fae, word play,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs