Best Fortune Telling Poems
Below are the all-time best Fortune Telling poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of fortune telling poems written by PoetrySoup members
Fortune Tellingoracles as purveyors of all destiny
what was holding hints of that which shall be
the reading of cards with colorful themes
journey of select stars not what...
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Categories:
fortune telling, change, destiny, fate, future,
Form:
Sonnet
Fortune Telling Goddess Can'T Read Everybody's Mind At Oncewhy can't my friends
just mean what they say?
Say what they mean
on any given day?
On any given day
I have so much
going on in my...
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Categories:
fortune telling, friend, friendship, language, people,
Form:
Ballad
Fortune-TellingDice throw thrice.
Cards shuffle nice.
Tarot lay around.
Flip two coins.
Magically abound I am.
Toss the dice.
Lay out the cards.
Read fortune.
Ask questions.
Write out lines.
Advice, future, vision.
Dice cast twice.
Cards...
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Categories:
fortune telling, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
The Fortune TellerMy 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...
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Categories:
fortune telling, mystery, mum,
Form:
Light Verse
Word Association(Poem#3-High School Years)depression
sad
bad
angry
misfits
skeleton
undead
dead
alive
mowhak
Rancid
punk
Ramons
guitar
violin
Anne Rice
interview
with
the
vampire
Lestat
Tome Cruise
Jeckle/Hyde
musical
singing
stage
globe
world
Russia
hammer
red
communism
China
Mao...
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Categories:
fortune telling, art
Form:
Free verse
The Fortune TellerThe 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...
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Categories:
fortune telling, imaginationold, future, magic, old,
Form:
Rhyme
SabbatChanting witches stirring the magic potion,
Cackling, dancing, spinning and wildly leaping,
Naked, frenzied, writhing and fortune telling:
Night of the Sabbat....
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Categories:
fortune telling, fantasy,
Form:
Sapphic stanza
Summer Festival Day - Palindrome ContestIt is noon on the day of the summer festival
Dai the gardener had used the rotavator daily
The grass was lush, green and level
Madam Clara’s fortune...
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Categories:
fortune telling, day, fun,
Form:
Verse
Gypsy EyesBeautiful painted Vardo’s and smooth olive skin
Glistening from outside and beauty locked pure within
Precious metal of gold; yellow, rose and solid white
Sat by the camps...
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Categories:
fortune telling, peoplesleep,
Form:
Rhyme
A Reminiscence of the LanguageA light day…
My granny was a little
woman.
She loved to speak in other
languages:
Italian, French and
German.
And in the Grannies language for their grandchildren:
“my pretty”.
She didn’t...
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Categories:
fortune telling, childhood, family,
Form:
Free verse
Simple Synchronization XWeary weapons wearing writhing works wonderfully wreathed wigs...... Oh wow how magnificent the yellow radiance of a piece of straw. Leaning bending learning. Admire nit...
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Categories:
fortune telling, baseball, bird,
Form:
I do not know?
MedusaMedusa
she open her heart wide to the vast illusion called life
in a variation of a dream she will scream
the twilight sun has tainted...
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Categories:
fortune telling, absence, analogy, anxiety, beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
Advert For the Father-LandBy Fatmir Terziu
What could I tell a Londoner about the Fatherland? The adverts
Are copies of the unscrupulous inscriptions in tombstones,
Just as we are copies of...
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Categories:
fortune telling, art,
Form:
Free verse
GypsyI am a shadow,
A passing thought,
Hiding on the edges,
The fringes,
From those who would call me a witch,
A Godless vagrant,
Not so Godless as they might think,
Luck...
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Categories:
fortune telling, imagination
Form:
Free verse
Unleashing the Joy of DiscoveryAnybody who believes in misleading fortune-telling...
that his destiny cannnot be easily diverted or altered,
is following the formidable foe to a distructive end
the assumption that doomsday...
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Categories:
fortune telling, celebration, change, desire, destiny,
Form:
Rhyme