Short Conjured Poems

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Premium Member Untitled

A cooling breeze,
      Sea fed but salt less,
Turned my thoughts your way,
Images were conjured,
Lines of prose composed.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Conjured Chills

You now bring to me
Dozen roses and a smile
Sweetly you caress
My neck that you rub softly
Sending goose bumps all over

Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member her reputation

she conjured up bubbly brew in her cauldron
fearful of no one, prying eyes did not dare to look
her reputation kept the naysayers at bay

Premium Member witchs elixir

witch’s elixir
sooths aches and pains and headaches
some doctor with her

she sees remedies
conjured by her night visions
natural healer
Form: Senryu

Invisible

I've loved you all my life
as if I've conjured you
up in my dreams 
and now here I stand 
in your presence but
you refuse to see the real me...


Premium Member Thought of the Day

conjured visualisations what are they but creations heart’s desires holding onto hope to witness the rhythm of bliss gyrations
Form: Rhyme

A Spirit's Lullaby

Moonlight beckons the stray souls
   conjured from pain and lost in time
Guided by memories and kins' yowls
   they meld in styx with a blissful chime.
© Linga Siva  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member PURPLE

Purple,
a captivating
   secondary
 hue
  conjured
 blending red
with
blue


 regal
   vibrant
 simple
 beauty
   fascinating
to
  cool
 inspiration
Form: Verse

Premium Member Chimera

Fascination and imagination let loose
unicorns and dragons whirl amidst the stars
dreams conjured in the night



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Zen mode

views are thoughts imaginal construed, conjured and as such of no use by touch direct experience organic form transmutes then we know since we become

Premium Member Nature's Magic

a riot of flakes conjured by nature's magic... cars slip-sliding on black ice winter’s confetti starts entombing autumn's dead... colors are shrouded in white
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Began Wearing a Bikini

Began wearing a bikini to the beach recently Caused much jealousy especially with the fillies My shape was the reason Conjured up a threesome My legs reminded them of a ravishing hillbilly
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member There Are Poets, and Then There Are Poets

I see numbers beyond a thousand
Hats to poets with sharp vision
They summon us to see images
That's conjured up with courage
This they pass along to me and you
Lights! camera! action! the whole view.

*
Form: Quatrain

Dream Fragment

I folded into the dark wooden foyer
that reminded me of the church confessional when I was a boy

the images that got conjured up in there
the smell of burning incense

I lit a match then
I passed out then
© Mike Funk  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Clause

Catalyst that gold doubloom;
Careful, with a clause conquered;
I rebuild what I consume;
I came, I clawed, I conjured;
Savage and soft specks subsume,
potent potion passed and poured;
Dare to cross and drown in doom.

Premium Member the vaporised self

with memory erased
no regrets then remained
the vibrant heart centric soul
freely roamed earth unchained

drawing in by heart’s resonation
vibrations to which attracted
a fragrance was conjured
as deeds then enacted
Form: Rhyme

Complexity and Reciprocity Became Necessity

Complexity and Reciprocity Became Necessity

What we had conjured up was complexity,
That had been along with legal reciprocity;
Did often wonder,
What spell under;
Became needed, required and a necessity.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Sphinx

There is something 
 Indecipherably spellbinding 
             Almost occult 
          About The Sphinx
        As though conjured 
            Out of the blue
        With a magic wand


Date written and posted: 01/05/2019
Form: Verse

The Endless Journey

There are choices made,
by a consortium of...
all those we have been!

We walk with no mind,
through the lives we've conjured up...
that we might believe!

The scenarios,
that we live on earth become...
the days of our lives!
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

You Get What You Pay For - For Contest

The wizard just bought a cheap wand.
He knew right away he'd been conned.

A yellow Lab pup;
what it conjured up.

He'd asked for a young feisty blonde.


02/19/2016
Contest: Limerick Contest II - For Fun
Sponsor: Jan Allison
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Dance Divine

When we feel within, bliss magnetism rise The conjured identity that never was, dies Soul presence awakes from hypnotic slumber Soma nectar dripping, the soundless thunder At play within 28-March-2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member heart contractions

a minor aberration
onset of angst
serpentine
slow strangulation 

a strange melancholy 
our aura darkens
heart bleeds
as delusion deepens 

presence always free
to accept or negate
illusions conjured 
whilst centred in the void

Premium Member Conjuring a Mule Deer

Faerie fawn did not realize she was being watched I am sure.
With a wave of her wand, she conjured a mule deer pure.
He leapt in the air and took off with a dash down the hill.
In amazement I felt that leap; my surprised heart was at a standstill.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Ritual

Listen to poem:
he tucks her into bed
like a good little girl
tells her a story and
kisses her on the cheek

she feels warm and safe
with her eyes closed for the night
stars and moonbeams conjured
her dreams launched to faraway lands



AP: 3rd place 2022

Premium Member SQUIRREL WITH A MAGIC TOP HAT

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A squirrel with a magic hat and flair Conjured acorns from thin air—quite rare! His paws flashed so quick, A Halloween vanishing trick... Then poof! He was gone. "Anywhere? There!"
Form: Limerick

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