Hansel Poems - Poems about Hansel

The siblings were barefooted, so walking was painful. Gretel was tiring of this adventure when she saw a light. I hope it is a castle, she suggested. Hansel squeezed her hand. Maybe it is a spaceship that will whisk us off to a bakery. They laughed at their silliness. At the edge of a clearing they saw a candy house. It...

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Lily was a gorgeous maiden with an unusual hair color. Men gave her more attention than she deserved. Plenty of plain women were ready to turn her in. Calling her witch, declaring she had cast a spell on them. Some of the more jealous ones twitched violently. Calling upon the good Christian soldiers to banish her. She was about to get...

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And Mina rose up after Hansel's kiss His kiss for her was a heaven's bliss And Gretel found her forever In Edward's arms, no stormy weather And they all lived happily ever after Hunting witches from here to there...

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Grethel thought she might have to protect her brother From her psychotic father and her abusive grandmother Where oh where had disappeared their lovely mother? Who used to protect Grethel and Hansel, her brother? She suggested they leave in the middle of the night. They waited until well after midnight to take their flight. Hansel picked up seashells, thinking they were...

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You can be a turtle, a deer, a buffalo, a dog, frog or a sphynx, But you never know true love until you have fallen for a lynx. I have a pair of them, and they adore me upside down and inside out. They give me joy and companionship; they truly make me shout! You may refer to them...

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Finding solace in a fairy tale Gretel wanted to go into the real world not to fail When her home life gets the axe She gets her brother Hansel and pack Out into the dark woods they venture Looking for something to sink their teeth into in surroundings dependent on dentures Traveling the wooden path...

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If I were Hansel, you would be my Gretel. If I were Jaime, you would be my Cersei. If I were your brother, you would be my beloved sister. “You have stolen my heart, my sister, my bride; you have stolen my heart with one glance of your eyes, with one jewel of your necklace....

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The old lady planted roses near the corner by the driveway She never planted roses by the door I remember once she told me, "Bees come out to get the nectar" And a bee sting can be deadly or quite sore Instead, she planted herbs along the walkway to her cottage You'd pass by, the scent was rather nice Rubbing rosemary...

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Am eating some my wife made right now so thought that I would write this poem. Hansel and Peanut Brittle We heard that when Hansel was little; He always liked eating peanut brittle; With petal to metal, He ran over Gretel; While around he would like to fiddle. Jim Horn...

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I want to make a joke about it, tell you that your body has become a shelter for broken hearts, a sanctuary for atheist gypsies, you are a whole new definition of home. Your body has become a shelter for broken hears, a hiding place of a deserted alley on an August afternoon; I like oxygen more than I...

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There’s a story bout Hansel and Grettel And the last time that they tried to meddle With a crafty old witch That they couldn’t ditch She cooked them up in a fine kettle...

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the only creature in existance stupid enough to force ourselves to eat foods we dont like...

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Here's the story of Hansel and Gretel But, again, not like they said Their's was way too humdrum So, here's my version, instead First, their father wasn't a woodcutter He worked at the laundromat He took quarters from the scrub boards To make change and things like that Hansel and Gretel weren't children They were midgets from the Wizard of Oz But this wasn't their...

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