Long Faery Poems

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Premium Member Naddred 2:

Ravens chew on twigs while deep in thought,
Larks have three dots on their tongue,
Badgers are the keepers of the sacred stories,
Blackbird is the bird of both the gateway and forge.
Cernunnos is lord of the Underworld and wild animals,
Follow the white hind into the mystical forest.
As Tuan had lived as a stag, an eagle, and salmon,
Where the Tuatha de Danaan were the faery gods,
Living on Emerald Isle as the Sidhe, (shee)
Twenty trees are the number of the secreted Ogham,
And the wrens nest is the Druid's nest.
We priests must walk in both worlds,
In the world of form, and of force.
Awen to all... /|\
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Premium Member When Time Meets Light

Snow prevails in the realms of Otherworlds, 
And moonlit mortals imagine light flight.
Bright pink faery orbs float and dance upward,
Spirals in song producing bright delights.

At times, thought considers the other side.
Dreaming in the moment bestows lessons.
A flame amplifies the insightful mind,
And we learn to breathe in our own heavens.

The depth of the forest brings us fresh breath
While we try to fly the stellar Cosmos,
Doing all that we can to keep our health
While sparkling moonlight plays its song and glows.

Venerable Oaks and Hazels reach high,
Grounded on Earth, yet, bound to Raven's eye!
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member The Captain Dies By Suicide

“Charm'd magic casements, opening on the foam 
                Of perilous seas, in faery lands forlorn.”

John Keats Ode to a Nightingale

“Strange to find a sea captain quoting Keats.”

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir

She knows nothing
about the sea,
the sails or thee,
your perilous tongue
swimming with the sharks.

The captain dies
by suicide -
nay.
stupidity -
aye.

She’s protected,
captured
by his salty speech.

Oft the wind
carries
its scent of aftershave -
nay, again,

for the bearded captain
scowls,
transcends
with this blasted widow
scores
a poetic love.

11/19/2019

Premium Member Angels or Faeries?


I am often amazed by the similarities and differences between angels and faeries.
Thus, I pose the thought that the two might be related.
They both have roots in ancient, European storytelling.

I often imagined some faeries lurking in the greenery and around trees.
Such visions gave me tons of smiles when I felt down,
But others imagined how and why my imagination carried me

Away and around the bend, all over the town
In my head, up its own digital hillsides.
I often imagined some faeries lurking in the greenery and around the tree.

So nice it was to stretch out with fantasies on a tablecloth upon the ground
In my pastoral world with the sun coming down at the end of the day
Such visions gave me tons of smiles when I felt down.

Intellectuals challenge the fantasies of dreamers who live in such a way
Because angels and faeries seem but children of the imagination
In my  pastoral world with the sun coming down at the end of the day

Faeries certainly represent incantation in green, blue, and red
Angels represent the holy life in white, full of light
Because angels and faeries seem but children of the imagination

They were juxtaposed in Piemonte the other day, the angels of the church
With the faeries of the shopping mall,  like sweet sisters of the extraterrestrial world, the colorful ones on earth, and the golden-white ones in the heavens. 

In my mind, the two danced to great heights
As they were like sisters, arm in arm, playing games with my mind
Angels represented the holy life in white, full of light, whilst faeries
Represented playfulness, peculiar preliminary writing prompts of prime importance.

Burgundy Dreams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIqkk5uUcdg


Nocturnal lanterns lit in the backdrop of one beautiful night 
even the moon with  her quandary essence of infantile light 
cannot compare to the quick silver memory of her poetic sea; 
As she quietly endorses each faery star she is bathed in afterglow    
and is lead down a path of cranberry leaves and burgundy dreams
Planetary celestial magic mingled with elements of  humble earth 
songing the seeds of her passage, a silent appearance,  rebirth...
The artists hands etched inside the dreamers bliss 
aside the evening an ascend of melodies arrive  
far beyond reality, far beyond earths artistry 
the incandescent realm of magic is here , verily as one.


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!

IMAGINATION


Imagine me the sun imagine me the moon 
lets not pretend but rather 
                        BELIEVE 
that the sun and the moon are me 

Imagine me a butterfly of purple hues 
unreal ?  ... no never think it so my dear  
                       BELIEVE
and I shall be everything you want me to  

Imagine that I was the Faery of Avalon 
and you were the King of Oberon 
                       BELIEVE 
that legends are as real as magic fiddles 

and they shall be...

Imagine me as vivid as your mind's eye  
dream me up love and never doubt, 
                      BELIEVE   
that I am here with you and I will be 

BELIEVE             BELIEVE             BELIEVE
Form: Imagism

Premium Member The Faery Cowgirl

I ride my winged horse beneath the moon,
With faery fiddles and spirited tunes.
My cowgirl heart and fancy flame,
Wild with glee, they're one and the same.

Sing with winds, play in trees,
Whisper Ogham across the breeze.
Clouds above and oceans below,
Guide this faery wherever she goes. 

I see the western sun arise
With faery wings in morning skies.
Crossing the forests, flowing orbs,
Dreamy trails where emotions are absorbed.

Sing windswept, climb the trees,
Whisper Ogham in the breeze.
Clouds above and oceans below,
Guide this faery wherever she goes.

The Oak Grove is my range, dark and old,
With owls and horses bold,
Cowboy blues and faery songs
Will keep the prarie rolling on. 

Golden treasure found in the dawn
Faeries in ocean waves carry on.
Golden sparkles and diamonds plead
For riches, that freedom to be me.

Sing with rainbows and climb the trees.
Whisper Ogham in the breeze.
Clouds above and oceans below
Guide faeries wherever they go.
My cowgirl heart is a free faery
In a magic lifestyle meant for me!
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Agatha Christie Taught Me To Be a Book Worm

Behind a chair 
        Below a desk
 with my bare feet on a wall, in my flannel pajama or a wet swimming suit,
   
With my hands on my peanut butter and jelly toast,
          marmalade, not cherry or anything else 

Next to an ocean, ignoring the smell,
Lying in a hammock or in the grass, even on a sandy gritty beach towel.
Listening to children’s giggles, being dripped on 
                     by wet swimming suits running past
                 
I can devour a pile of books.
    History, science, animal facts, jokes, limericks, Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein, Coleridge, Poe.
    When one grabs me and throttles me to pay attention I am lost….

I am no longer a mere mortal.
             I am in a microscope, under a kitchen floorboard, in a tulip’s leaf, 
                          I am a faery, a T-rex, a Stormtrooper, a police detective.

In a treehouse, 
            High above my neighbors, not hearing them at all,
                            Yet subconsciously hearing everything, 
          I learned to be a book worm, reading Agatha Christie first….

Written 3-08-19
Contest:  The Bookworm Poetry Contest                Sponsor: Kai Michael Neumann

Premium Member Pink Faery in Cowgirl Land Ballad

Sing, Pink Faeries; sing to the Yellows!
Faery voices rise like bellows.
Dancing 'round their ring, white magic flows,
Shining with the colors of Faery growth!

Cowgirls grin, and horses smile.
They've been in books on shelves for awhile,
One cowgirl with a Western Sunrise in hand,
As cactuses bloom across the land.

Sing, Pink Faeries; sing to the Yellows!
Faery voices rise like bellows.
Dancing 'round their their ring, white magic flows,
Shining with the colors of Faery growth!

Daisies shine in widespread air,
Cats meow with songs so fair.
Songs of Faery pinks for us to be renewed,
Banning shadows, banishing the blues. 

Circles, squares, and ovals play,
While Cosmos shines night and day.
Cactuses crown such dreamy love,
So be it---rejoicing from above.

Sing Yellow Faeries; sing to the Pinks!
Faery voices rise with winks!
Dancing 'round their ring, white magic flows,
Shining with the colors of Faery growth
Form: Ballad

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