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Conjuror Poems - Poems about Conjuror


Southerly Breeze
...Summer's cool. Sea's conjuror! The petrel's wing. Wave, up-frothing. Til dimly thickens, fearful Who's pout's threat, shakes Sky's, the spell breaks.......

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Categories: conjuror, summer, wind,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Passion Fruit Vine
...Passion fruit vine A deep blue in the shroud of nostalgia Had laid garland around the chain-link fence Once again emitting the fine aroma Percolating through the leaves green and dense Dan......

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Categories: conjuror, flower, fruit, nature, passion,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member It's Magic
...We all need a little magic Magic and intrigue Can be sad or tragic Imagination can feed When a clever magician Pulls a rabbit from a hat Everyone laughs and claps Nothing can be wrong with t......

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Categories: conjuror, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Queens Conjurer
...All things that glow and move, all things that change and pass, I gather their delight as in a burning-glass; Judith Wright The Queen's Conjurer 1. 'Given to magic and uncann......

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Categories: conjuror, betrayal, dark, mystery, wisdom,
Form: Epic
Not Any Mans Wish
...T’is not any man’s wish to commit error, For out of it borne terror and horror. Every man’s wish is to be a conqueror. To his seeds, fine-reflectors like the mirror. To every child, every Dad is a ju......

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Categories: conjuror, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme



Listening To Joan Baez
...I sat with rum and Joan Baez the other day Writing up three poems in Bombay One short another crooked Yet not quite a disaster The other long and sad Not very bad but still not much more Than ......

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Categories: conjuror, nostalgiavoice, voice,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Without Looking Within
...In the sea of swirling dust that is our infinity Held together by the breath of Divinity Infinitesimal microdots are we Yet megalomania rules our see. Do ants blindly view themselves as lords ......

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Categories: conjuror,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things