Fae Poems | Examples

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Gift of the Fae

May calm pleasant winds carry you to heights your soul has never known. 
May the whispers of the willow tree spirits bring you safely back home. 
Your mental health isn’t incurable; you do not deserve to be all alone. 
Soon you will happily dance in a fairy circle with butterflies and gnomes.

Premium Member A Halloween Pumpkin Named Druid

Breathes in the forest, sweet and deep,
Walking upon the soil, climbing steep
Grounding itself where the trees roam
Amongst the roots that grow in the Grove.

Groves light candles under starry night skies,
He's burning luscious lanterns
Feeling the yellow warmth of firelight 
A pumpkin that magically delights

In sending faery blessings.
Leprechauns dance in his joyful mind.
Angelic wings delight in faery flight,
Whilst Scottish fae commence to dance.

This Halloween Pumpkin named Druid guides
Onlookers on the magical path,
Urging them to dream Silver Pixie dreams
That soak in golden gleam.

Forevermore in greenery and dew,
May you be blessed with soft starlight,
With happy and lighthearted folk so bright
In moonlight shining positively tonight!

May your art be inspired by Halloween!
May your Ogham convey dreams acquired 
From ancestral memories
As Samhain opens the veil, reveries!

With candles burning and flames whirling,
My beloved Pumpkin is yearning, returning the love!

Premium Member Fae-tinged English Haiku Duo

England glides in grace.
Heartfelt Oak and Sage herald
Its faery language.

English lightens weight,
Glides through fae-tinged tales to wake
Syllabic rebirth.


Wildling’s Song

In the woodland, a wildling roams unbound 
She speaks the language of leaves, and the wind’s soft sounds.
Her hair, a cascade of chestnut and gold 
Always tangled with pines, keeping her warm when it’s cold 
At each sunrise, she emerges from her leafy bed
She greets the day glowing like the sun, it’s said 
Her magical power rooted in the soil below
Out of her nature’s wonders flow 
She dances each season, a gentle ballet, 
Keeping the harshest of weather and  foes away
Under the moon’s silver gaze, she weaves her spells, 
The owls listen, to help spread the word of the secrets she tells, 
Wildlings know no chains, 
 When it’s her time, she will vanish into the mist, but her essence will remain 
And her  magical song will forever be woven into the forest, 
And when you’re walking through you may hear it,  blended in to nature’s chorus”

Premium Member Rambling

In heavy noonday heat cicadas sing
Bright sun teases my skin with hot caress
Colourful birds in palm spread lovely wings
Momentarily speechless I digress.

Each year without failing beauty unfolds
Gold trumpet creeper rambling everywhere
Blazing orange with a touch of pure gold
Heavenly vision that ignites prayer.

Rambling fecundity gives pure delight
Seasonal blessing each and every day
Do fae folk frolic on hot summer night?
Yes, dancing along with flowers that sway.

Beware, do not look while those fae folk dance
Be mindful because it can cause a trance.

Fae

It's straightforward enough to be the Cheshire Cat grinning. 
A stroll in the park to smile when you're winning. 
But when you find yourself irked and cursing the weather. 
You're unconsciously encompassed by the Fundamental Attribution Error. 

A theory purporting it's mostly all luck. 
Like getting that pay rise, or our wedding ring stuck. 
Carefully eluding unnecessary confrontation and hate. 
Then declaring a million and one times you don't exaggerate. 

Attempts to train the mind not to be bitter or pious. 
A desperate evasion of this confirmation bias. 
Blaming others for misfortune and ourselves for the good. 
A rephrasing of stereotypes to see things as we should. 

Whilst rejoicing achievements is admirable and just. 
Take a second to pause, exhale, reflect if you must. 
Content to live in the moment. This moment right here. 
With freedom of cognition. With our mental pathways clear. 

To be kind, where possible, in all circumstances. 
A non-judgemental stranger throwing uplifting glances.


Retired Beauty, Soul, and Eyes

The nymph shudders at the sweet earth.
I want to leave, but she wants all its worth.

She is but a beautiful death,
as she admires a last breath.

“I love your retired beauty, soul, and eyes.
My trance for you has such a beautiful gaze.
Now I adore away your intense heart of lies,
Remember my rough words in this phase.”

Indeed, this daisy fresh moment
Flies to a land of lost punishment.

Almost crying to the humming flies
Her weep calms the vines in their ties.

“Truthfully, I cannot live without these treasures,
Filling my soul of lust that your heart doth yearns.
So close to having this fulfilling land that assures,
Yet in time, the wave covers, catches fire, and burns.”

Premium Member Imelda of the Woodland Fae

Imelda would spread her faerie magic
upon the many creatures of the wood;
and like a ball of soft plastic
it one day bounced upon a bunny-hood.

Young bunnies were making daisy chains
amid firefly lit bluebells this eve;
as a rainbow smiled post gentle rain
Imelda pulled a wand from her sleeve.

She blessed these little rabbits, two
that ever contented they might be;
 and many lovely daisies they’d accrue
to artistically decorate the woodland trees.

Young Nipsy Belle and Paddy Pim, 
twins of the Hares, Laurel and Ted,
were filled with talent to their brim
and made themselves some daisy-beds.

Into their heads Imelda inserted
imaginings by the moon’s light;
and they grew to create assorted
floral sculpted, woody sights.

Topiaries built on tree trunks
crafted from ivy and wildflowers;
they built sunflower bunks
scattered through the woodsy bowers.

Imelda’s magic had them working
day and night, crafting with elated ease;
these bunnies, they were so hardworking
their faerie they did surely please.

Premium Member Goblin Nonsense

Tears of laughter ran down my face
Goblin's Jewel Box has pride of place
Enchanted tears I shed with grace.

In rain, I danced with wings of fire
My tears became a blue Sapphire
When I dated goblin, it turned out dire.

Reading at night between the lines
I cried a river then I got fined
Ended up doing hard jail time.

Cried a storm over a glass of beer
Thankful that goblin has no peer
He drove me demented,  no more tears.





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Premium Member Elena the Water Fae

Beside a creek, I saw a Fae,
upon a warm, summery day;
When she looked up and said “hello”,
my finite mind was truly blown.

There she lay upon the grass,
never flinching as I passed.
“You won’t remember me tomorrow,
imagining you’ve had too much Bordeaux”.

Not a word, could I dare speak;
a cat appeared within that creek.
Right beside her, on a boulder and
a lantern hung above her shoulders.

There in diaphanous splendor,
she lay so innocent and tender;
So sad that I will not recall,
the majesty of what I saw.

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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Dancing With the Fae

Nightly dances with the Fae,
Oh how I long to get away,
From daylights suffocating grasp,
I dream the way to moonlights path.
There they are, such beauty is a treat,
The wicked Fae sweep me from my feet,
To forget about my long day,
And at long last forever dance among the Fae.

For the Fae

WINGS LIKE GOSSAMER SHIMMER IN MOONS PALE LIGHT
VOICES LIKE TINY BELLS, MOTHS TAKING FLIGHT
TOADSTOOLS POP UP UNBIDDEN FROM EARTH
THIS IS THE TIME OF THE FAES REBIRTH
AT NIGHT THEY APPEAR DURING DAY THEY'RE NOT SEEN
WHEN THE MOON IS HER HIGHEST AND THE AIR IS SERENE
FOR THE QUIET TIME IS THEIRS AND THEIRS ALL ALONE
WHEN MEN LIE IN THEIR BEDS THE FAE THEY LIVE ON
SOME ARE DANCING SOME PRANCING THEY DO LOVE THEIR FUN
BUT NEVER DO THEY SEE THE LIGHT OF THE SUN
FOR THEN THERE IS DANGER FROM A LL AROUND
AND THAT'S WHY THE FAE THEY LIVE UNDER THE GROUND
IN TREES AND IN WOODLANDS IS WHERE THEY MAKE THEIR HOME
FAERY CIRCLES OF TOADSTOOLS BY THE MORN THEY ARE GONE
BUT IF YOU STAND QUIET IN DAWNS EARLY NIGHT
AND LISTEN VERY CAREFULLY THE FAE WHISPER 
GOODNIGHT

Trick of the Fae

The winter fae have come to call,
Leaving snow where they go,
As dreams of spring were in our minds,
Frosty sprites said think again,
And visions of laughter lit the night.






Form: Pentastich

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 souls
never will hear
a veil
it panes
the sound 
of the Fae
forever and always
to this very day


Faeries dancing 
on the air
firefly’s lanterns 
glistening
in pairs
shining bright
a magical trail
up the hill 
and down the vale
eclipsing the moon
making her pale


Every night
no matter the weather
the folk do dance
a love song
together
binding and sealing 
a hearts embrace
shows of feeling
a loves true face 


Eternally joined
filigree veins
gold and ametrine
glows and wanes
the heart it encases
overflows pure joy
for hearts robbed
and broken
the Fae 
refill with joy


Fae chevaliers
of true loves heart
for true loves’ trinity
the dance
the song 
for love…

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