Fairy Poems | Examples of Fairy Poetry

Bloody slipper tight, Steps not glass but bone now crushed. Wolf's jaw, gnashing, snaps. No soft prince but shadows fall, Forest deep and teeth are sharp. ...

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Why do we pretend to not long for the heart of another? Why do we let people we want to let into our world, stay on the other side of the glass? Why do we overthink the little notes that Cupid plays when we see them? Why do we withhold the flowers we picked for them? Why do we...

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Mirror, mirror on the wall, how do you choose the fairest of them all? why do you get to pick apart every single person that never gave you the right? Snow White ate less and less apples until she became so thin a gust of wind could’ve blown her away and she needed a strange man to save her What if he tried...

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Once upon a time, or a few times per day, we ponder just how many ways in which we must die. There are forewarnings. Let's consider the simple fairy tale - did anyone do a scientific study to check correlations of untimely death and not having read Little Red Riding Hood? Little Red skips out the...

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Orchestrated they succumb onto her board scene ~ As success thrills the ordained Queen of mean—poet Once upon a time, there was a Queen with a magic flute in her throat Beknownst to all the villagers as the P i e d P i p e r e s s Without losing...

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Sunny yellow straw hats with ribbons and bows, Butterflies that shine when the full moon glows, Feather cushions scattered of bright pink and blue, Buttercups and daises have such a magnificent hue, The above are my dreams as I think of you. Chocolates, candy and rainbow-colored gummies, Fill us up and says no more for you to our tummies, Kittens that...

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If 'music be the food of love,' as the Avon Bard did write, sing me a song of sixpence for my supper, to see me through this star-crossed night. And there'll be no need to drink to me only with thine eyes, as, for a happy hour or two, a glass of euphoria I will pour for you. A Green Fairy, guaranteed to...

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“I like it; go get it and stand it right there.” The ‘It’ was a concrete bird bath It was heavy as hell; about all I could bear I struggled… my wife had a laugh She’d seen it online; it was selling ‘as seen’ A gift bought for our feathered friends Those birds seemed quite wary, why might that have been? I...

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Long before you were born, long before your great grandfather was born, in the time when magic was approximately eight times more plentiful than it is today, there lived a family in the remote part of a forest.  There was a mother, Mrs. Slimbones, who was a witch, and there was a father, who was...

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It began with a bargain on a winter night, When the cupboards were bare And hope sat idle in the corners. He came with frost on his collar, A gentleman adorned in a burgundy suit Polished alligator shoes, crimson silk tie, And a smile too white, too wide. He introduced himself only as “the Tooth Fairy.” There he stood ancient and ravenous And far...

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A queen was spinning flax one day. She gave her loom a jerk. (Don’t ask what “flax” or “looms” might be, or why a queen must work). She pricked her finger (careful, now!) yet Sigmund Freud would say these children’s tales are full of smut – there is no other way. Three drops of blood fell in the snow (she’s spinning flax outside?) She thought...

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Journey through forest of evergreen ecstasy Love is sensual seed planting you planting me Emerald hugs enchanting Hearts that sing fly and denim dream Floating with fuchsia fairy wings Eyes that wink blink purple please Fulfilling needs creating fantasies As breeze from lips to hips curvy and free Blowing mind trees Thoughts fall like leaves Creating a carpet of...

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How shall it be? A music that nature sings, to create our special moments. Raindrops that brings us under a umbrella on a rainy street, Thunder that falls to synchronise our heartbeats, Blowing air that flows along your silky hair, Or the falling rays adoring you as a sunshine girl, And a thread that connects us in every universe, To every of...

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tootsie roll of a sunflower wind and rain drove down its l e m o n y petals baby’s breath s i g h s verdant blades of grass with c o u r a g e ...

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October brought in pumpkins, but also Priscila, autumn faerie. Adorned in tangerines, oranges, yellows, her mood bright and airy. She did not make herself known to the humans in the house. But she was spotted instantly by a cat, pig and field mouse. How often do you come here? Asked the curious cat. Every October, stated the mouse, who was...

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