Enchanters Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Mediocrity

I’m chocolate kisses in mid air
Lillies get stuck in my licorice hair
Not a beauty by American standards 
But I intrigue courters and enchanters

I like to fancy myself a purple poet
Though my muse is often stoic 
He dangles ideas above my head
Just out of reach making me beg

For one hint at greatness in a night
A song a poem the world’s delight
But I’m stuck in maroon mediocrity 
Sailing to blue moon from black sea

Fairies



Beating their wings hard against the wind 
stars spring out soft, then slowly rescind 
Unwinding their colors round fur line trees  
the world as we know it falls at their knees;
Supernatural scents permeating the air 
diffusing their magic with charm and with flare 
Utopian eyes that wander then mirror  
cool crystal waters that cloak and transmit her 
Down in the orchard a butterfly sprite 
with emerald wings to gage through the night 
They dance and they flutter on wings of slow butter 
hovering gentle to hither and skitter 
inside a dominion of archmage enchanters.

A carpet of flowers surrounded by magic and dew,  
slow sip aromas of chamomile essence & feverfew.

Premium Member Magic

What image does the word magic conjure up,
a prestidigitator or mystic spell?
Some say sorcery always needs a backup;
for wizards are tricksters with something to sell,
pretending to master the secrets of Hell.

Though illusionists' tricks deceive the eye,
hidden mirrors can't make real disappear.
They claim to levitate and seemingly fly;
honing their art for another grand premiere,
hawking their autographs as a souvenir.

Enchanters can enchant susceptible souls,
into believing their magic is real.
By exploiting reality's hidden holes,
they can manipulate how you think and feel;
turning ordinary into surreal.

Seemingly achieving the impossible;
magic and miracles share similar traits.
Both stretch the boundaries of what's possible,
contrary to what reality mandates;
and both have sparked philosophical debates./center>


Premium Member Firefly Dance

 
Nocturnal glowing, 
from firefly enchanters;
like a magic dream ...
I love watching their light dance,
among my garden flowers !

_____________________
March 12, 2022


Poetry/Tanka/Firefly Dance
Copyright Protected, 03-1439-301-12
All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France

Written for the Standard contest, Firefly Tanka
sponsor, JCB Brul, Judged 03/16/2022

First Place

Premium Member Git Thee Behind Me Satan-

GIT THEE BEHIND ME SATAN-
All my soul within me pitching
Git thee behind me Satan
All my soul within me ditching
Only this and a shepherdess
Much I not marveled the mystic exorcist
Git thee behind me Satan
My mind always strays to enchanters

Much I not marveled this splendid priestess
I discovered the alchemists
And its eyes have all the witching
Git thee behind me Satan

The whipsaw witchery whipsawing 
And so I screamed, 'Is that a theologian?'
Enchantress - enchantress - enchantress!
Suddenly, I heard some magicking
God forbid
The occult smiled

God and I proclaim...Git thee behind me Satan
Demons cries and flees
Gods children and angels singing
Git thee behind me Satan

8/9/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

Unwritten Story

A pen rests unreservedly in my lips 
Another embraced behind my ear 
A ream of paper at peace on my lap 
And ink smudges consume my fingers 
/ 
  
My perception beyond physicality 
Mystical enchanters in chorus 
Momentaneous fantasies in flesh 
And the artistry streams 
/ 
  
In a foxtrot my pen whirls 
Across the ballroom of parchment 
Virginal ink smears 
And the gala commences 
/ 
  
Unbeknownst of my environs 
Enveloped passionately within my illusions 
Adventures given essence 
And pressed into a colloquy 
/ 
  
Not infamous is my name 
Nor are my narrations published 
But a dream I live for 
And a tale to be told


Agony

The pleasing sun of the evenings cool,
Nauseating the pores of skin deep down,
With absorbing cool-headed passion,
For the earthly pastime, friendship.

Aging mud-stained aroma of cold waters,
Mingled with a pinch  of sweat and toil,
Pouring forth splashes, the sparkles of joy.
For the body and the tired mind.

I know thee not, nor thy meditation,
For service to another, then another,
Or the truth in the virtues
Of your scorn for the uncultured.

The pangs of unethical hunger in us,
Often cling to the distorted and the ugly;
Remaking life livable? again anew;
Within the lures of youthful freedom.

Aren’t  we enchanters of the worse kind,
Erecting the dreamers choices,
In another world, into another’s horizon.
Life then is a shame and silence, becomes truth.

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