Oz Poems - Poems about Oz

WISDOM OF OZ/Words/ THEY CALLED HIM THE WISDOM OF OZ/A BALLER, BANGER/ WITH A WIDE RANGE OF KNOWLEDGE INTO THE STREET LIFE OF PIMPIN’,LOAN SHARKING, SHAKE DOWN’S,GRAB –N-SNACH/ DON’T LEAVE YOUR DAUGHTER’S ON THE STUP MAN/ THE WIZDOM OF OZ WILL TAKE ‘EM/TURN ‘EM OUT/AND HAVE THEM ON THE BLOCK THE NEXT DAY/ HE WAS A SLICK...

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The last time I traveled to the land of Oz, I met a guy who claimed he wasn't who he was. And neither was he ~ who he'd been. So, imagine my confusion when he proceeded to begin to explain why he thought ~ I was his next of kin. Also the last time I was in the Land...

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I, too, have been to the land of Oz, where everything is that never was, where nothing is never anyone's sole endeavor, and where whatever is is never just because....

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In a cyclone, Dorothy was swept, To the land of Oz with a dog she kept, There she killed a wicked witch, They rejoiced she killed the b*tch, Then she realised she was lost, she wept. A good witch gave her a silver shoe, To go back home, a Wizard has the clue, So for the warlock, she searched. A brain-hungry Scarecrow perched, Near...

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Miss Dorothy Gale , European was forced to learn language Ozian. Book ‘Wizard of OZ’- She read from A to Z, and encountered witty magician. ...

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Out of a dusty, destitute, monochrome world, kindness is a technicolor yellow brick road. Its pavement winds through perilous forests and fields, leading to a glittering promise of hope and home. Making the lengthy journey requires kindness to others, and being able to truly be kind requires certain crucial components. Kindness needs a heart for compassion, without which no kind acts would happen. Kindness needs...

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Close my eyes, home I feel I cannot be dreaming, dreams aren't this real Ruby red shoes, three clicks of the heel I will never forget how they all helped me heal My friend made of straw and the other Tin steel ...

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Our heroine Dorothy is caught up in a storm, She looks around as she lands, unbeknown will transform Children’s dreams in an adventurous way, With her new friends, let’s say hurray, Magic shoes travel The Yellow Brick Road, not the norm. They discovered the Wizard Of Oz was human, a con, But gave Scarecrow his much wanted brains, wow...

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Of Dorothy’s Three Friends in Oz Of the three friends that Dorothy met, it was Scarecrow who had his heart set on getting a brain, but that was insane. I know folks with no brains as of yet! It was Tin Man the young girl met next, and he thought with no heart he’d been hexed. But he seemed nice to me. In the...

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Dorothy followed the yellow brick road Trying to get to the wizard's abode But the wizard had no clue For no magic he could do She wished she could turn him into a toad! ...

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Tornado blew Dorothy Gale Across Kansas, her house took sail Landed with a bug THUMP On evil witch's rump I'll try to fill in some detail Wicked witch got down and dirty Saying, "I'll get you, my purty, And your little dog, too. You killed my sister shrew Just outside Emerald City!" Little Munchkins shouted, "HOORAY!" Then, "Dorothy, go down that way The road of yellow brick Hurry,...

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There once was Glenda with slippers to share. Dorothy liked better Prada devil’s pair. She ducked behind Oz’s curtain To do what is uncertain, But the Lion put a crib in his lair. ...

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(Lion) I imagine myself as a king With the gall to face anything Yes it's true, there's no denyin That I am the cowardly lion But the element of surprise I will bring! (Scarecrow) I can't scare a crow or fasten a boot But I can reveal every square route I've no face for poker I...

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That wicked old witch made me the Tin Man Sans a heart, I'm like a rusty tin can I creak like a screechy hinge Making my many friends cringe ...

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As a child I became frightened and froze, When I watched where yellow brick road goes. For the witch in the sky, Made me quiver and cry, "Turn it off! I can’t stand her crows!"...

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