Fantasypeople Poems | Examples


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Mud and Water

this village of Platonius was the only city
physically lowered by the Gods into an
underwater abyss.

the inhabitants were given the ability to breath underwater
but,if they tried to surface the flares of the sun would strike then with burnt termination.

the wild disjointed mentality of these people was both taboo 
and unforgiving,legendary though they were.
once known as the isle of EMIL a once sacred post to the mythical God
Fuutre.

why would a God sentence this humankind of wretches to such
a plight?
Harsh resolve some say.
to this day if you ever stand by a body of water of any kind and you see the foam of
bubbles,remember these people for they have not forgotten you.

Supernova

The heat and radiation 
confronts the frustration 
our sun grows bright
and the fire dims right
the people stare and wait
scared for there lives "great"
others don't worry about it
smoke a joint and say "doubt it"
I sit here in my room, A/C on
cold as ice and write an con
continue my novel or guitar riff
as others stare at the sun so stiff
but as the last second nears 
and the people lose some fears
the sun goes over the horizon 
while the people sigh at the Vizion 
and then I go outside knowing
I knew something big was growing
then the sky made a silent sound
as the earth made the cold ground
"the calm before the storm" I said
"not this false start again- again"
I was wrong and the sky filled the coda
and the last thing we said was "supernova"

The Funeral Song

On top of the mountain lived a king
He banned the village from song
They wondered why their king was sad
The people would cry to no avail
They hoped and prayed it wouldn't last long
And soon they'd sing his funeral song
The king was only an empty shell
For singing was all they ever had
Tho they knew their king was wrong 
He never let his people sing






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In the Night

in  the night, the demons are waiting
the vampires are stalking there prey
the ghosts are haunting
in the night, people are watching
following, judging
in the night,  the dark  and black time of day
where i feel most welcome
and my friends come out to play
in the night, when screams can be heard
and the dead are walking aroud like a zombie herd
in the night, yes, thats where i will be
hanging with the poltergists as they float around me
in the night, the demons are my friends
the vampire are my buddies
and the ghosts are my pals
in the night, i am one of them 
one of the scary things 
that people scream when they see
in the night, when they see me
in the night, thats where i will be.
in the night.

My Unicorn.

The life became as 
dragons fire,
The people lost the 
Mind way,
And I brought a 
simple desire,
Just to know the 
last pray.
There know I deep 
forest,
Many creatures of 
beyond
Are waiting here in 
a mass
To tell the people 
their best.
*
My Unicorn!You are 
the Main!
This is your 
ancient tree!
Ive been waiting...
Just tell us how to 
be!
My Unicorn-the ray 
of hope,
You glanced at 
once and said:
You said me to 
come,
You said me to tell,
To say you the 
pray,
To call the Ancient 
Council,
To ask for the 
angels ray,
To show the 
Worlds Soul.
*
And Ive been 
waiting,
Im praying now,
I know you are 
here,
I know you are 
coming.
Im down my knees,
The world is 
breaking down,
Tell me,saint,please,
How to stop the 
fire.
My Unicorn!I see 
you comin!
I hear fairy 
creatures voices,
I feel my pulse is 
empty,
To die is the price 
of calling.
But you ll then 
arise me,
And you ll give 
advice,
I ll get your wisdom
As it was at once.
*
My Unicorn!Youre 
the Main!
This is you ancient 
tree,
Ive been waiting...
Just tell us how to 
be!

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