Short Bewitchment Poems

Short Bewitchment Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bewitchment by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bewitchment by length and keyword.


Premium Member the Bs having Fun

benign bewitchment beyond bibble-babble bias
between boisterous besties backed by bandwagon bandits
bamboozled both boldfaced barefooted brothers


In This Swirl Of Leaves

In this swirl of leaves
Of dark bewitchment
Wears them for a cloak, drabber
Common cold blown mopes
A soul, by Death's hand
Bereaved, driven mad.
Windless, do yet catch a wail
Midst the tattered hopes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Apparitions In Colour

random
     glimpses of memory
constructs
of another
             reality
floating
       together
          light on landscape
with distortions
of the
chaotic
      
bewitchment
         infuatuation
becoming
a 
unity of one
in
the enigmatic
   floating
          apparitions
Form: Ekphrasis

The wild steeds

Horses galloping 
in the barren country
long scorched
by conflagrations.
Carbonised bracken
and naked trees cry
gnarled in bewitchment
of incantations concocted
around smoky cauldrons
broiling with the fury
of serpent fangs
and necrotic poisons
that consume
the golden hour
Heaven's artistry in motion.

Premium Member Jasmine Rose

Rapt in the familiar fragrance, jasmine rose, the allure of its passionate quintessence swirling full circle to its enchanting close. I smiled, the flower mimicking your essence presumed itself a suitable contestant against power of which you are attestant. Not today, nor lifetime, can flowers compare to the bewitchment of your hypnotic air.
Form: Rispetto


Premium Member Sunlight Plays With Color

The sun strikes the Red Maple, Crepe Myrtle Tree
Glorious color is the reward of the onlooker
Bewitchment by the quick change engages fantasy
Of the sage who has the role of a caretaker

Sunlight passes through common broomsage
Its color purple fills me with excitement
The light component does my mind assuage
Light accelerates color with enlightenment

Unfinished work...

Sara
Form:

Bewitchment of Poseidon

How sweet the sound of raging sea!
Long has peace reigned so devoted,
But has it thought of wicked treachery? 
Nay, it had never plotted retribution!

Be that as it may,
I, the goddess of the deep,
Utter these very words of incantation
To suppress the fury that curses my veins!

May the vicious wind kiss the sky,
As rain pours down with shattered glass.
Let waves of thunder lacerate merciless boulders.
If confusion withers the depths of tranquility,

So let it be!

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