Best Fortune Teller Poems

My mother had a treasured ornament
A big brown shire horse
To the mind of a ten year old 
This was a toy of course .
It was a steed for my action figures
A target for my toy gun
It carried cavalry and Indians
Giving me hours of fun.

One day...

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She beckoned me to enter her world of mystery
Incense, smoke and mirrors, and untold witchery 
I started walking by her, but something pulled me in 
And so I dropped my money in her ancient box of tin 

She led me through a corridor, into a...

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The old woman has the magic eye she can foresee things
She informs people when they visit her what the future brings
She is dressed in a flowing swathe she has a crystal ball
She can tell you your fortune she can reveal it all

Gypsy blood runs through...

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A young damsel was,
Walking in the green forest,
Searching for the old gypsy,
Known by palm readings,
Predicting about present,
With a great accuracy.

The gipsy told to,
The damsel that if she wants,
To predict her future life,
Only have to look,
How was living nowadays,
To know the foresight foresee.


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The Fortune Teller
By Rick Rucker

I sat there as my fortune was read,
Wondering if I would soon be dead,

As she turned over each new card,
The waiting was very hard,

Finally, she asked me to form, in my mind,
An important question, of any kind,

The answer would, to her...

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The night is still, yet the air is warm
                   a young heart is having her fortune told
          ...

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The fortune teller
I am the fortune teller
I came to talk
Of you the future
So pay attention
And listen 
Else you wont understand
The voice of the air
When its blows
For the fisherman understands
The waves of the sea when it flows
We make life
We don't take life
Walking the truthful way
Is an...

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They call me a furtive old fella
And scoff at the fortunes I tella,

     a hoax you would call it
     as you look for your wallet,

And I vanish before you can yella!...

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Once I was walking down the street
When a gypsy stepped out to say,
"Read your future for a dollar?"
Back then, for me, an hours pay!

Old and wrinkled was this woman
With a ragged and worn floral dress
With hands bent quite like vulture claws
She offered, "This way and...

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She spent her life doing just the one thing, 
One thing that people payed for,
The one thing nobody else could do…
They’d pay to watch her perform,

She’d tell them their future with a little tea leaf, 
She’d read the lines on their hand,
Or she’d spread the...

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What is a fortune anyway? A bit of luck. A spark of magic, a reflection of spirit...Who could imagine what life will bring? A dance, a lover, a wedding ring. Gee. All of this, plus material things. Mixing of cards, arranging a tale, flailing of...

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I don't exactly know the how or why

I can't even explain it

But i have or was given a gift

I am a fortune teller / medium

I can read card's
Decipher tea leaves

Predict and tell the future

And converse with the dead

Wow can you talk to god as well...

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The Fortune-Teller

By Elton Camp

A big, red sign to the passers-by does call:
Reads, “Sister Mary Sees All, Knows All”
On one side is a very big hand painted red
On the other, it’s “Crystal Ball” that’s said

But if of the future Mary is able to keep track,
Why need...

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She grabbed my hand and turned it palm up
Stated the obvious and read leaves from a cup
A sigh came from her heavy breast
I thought I’d offer her a test.

I was married, I began, to a woman, not a man
An eyebrow raised as she formed a...

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She distributes the wands and the cups.
Her client taps a card, choosing it.
The death card comes up.
The client gasps.
She takes her hand and begins to explain.
She has Bambi brown eyes, and a kind soul.
The client settles down, wanting to believe 
in her explanation, in the...

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