Short Faeries Poems
Short Faeries Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Faeries by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Faeries by length and keyword.
faeries pinning clothes
greening leaves spinn-dried*, sunn-baked —
merry of mischief
1/2/2019
double n’s for effect
my knock out roses
with their vibrant pink petals
flaunting their beauty
mesmerizing garden elves
delighting faeries and trolls
The placement of a glowing blue faery
Vital to their dying land
Has healing for all faeries
Russell Sivey
mystical dewdrop
glittering rain summer’s eve
glistens the forest
bringing the faeries full force
out of the elves lair to play
Wings
I dream of them
Flight
I covet it
Eagles
Hummingbirds
Faeries
Butterflies
Moths
Do They Suspect
My envy?
in the magic land
where faerie dust abounds
everything shimmers
with cosmic wonder
and elated hearts soar
free to take flight
AP: 3rd place 2022
Willie Anne finds faeries at least once a day
Sometimes in the field, forest, meadow or hay
How she finds them, no one can say
but when we come out, they all fly away
The inbound faeries were landing too fast.
They came in droves from first to last.
They landed on Dexter and Hobble and Go.
Our outbound faeries who were way too slow.
The magic happens at sunrise.
The wood faeries run to remain unseen.
The Sun stretches and greets its subjects.
One kiss here another there.
AP: 3rd place 2026
Fireflies scatter in the breeze
The night sky is alit with glitter
~ Dainty faeries dance with joy
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: 2nd place 2025, Honorable Mention 2026
march sunrays glitter
the snow recedes
and the faeries
stir from their long sleep
much to do
a kiss here
a kiss there
nature awakens
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
faint, frail figurines
fragrance of tangerines
flit like faeries ‘cross the field
~ faith's forces fain yield
Are faeries really there?
And will they pull your hair
When you walk near?
Indeed they really will,
They’ll trip you-make you spill-
Then give a cheer…
And disappear.
Glimpse
Whisper
Unseen Help
Among Petals
Faeries of old, who have never been spied
Peeking from inside their tulip leaf caves
Lovingly
And grace
Filled
Butterfly love
Faeries and flowers feeling it
Butterfly love
Sweet angels watching from above
Dragonflies flit a little bit
Flying creatures are quite a hit
Butterfly love
Maytime sun pampers budding flowers
Garden faeries gleefully go about their business
Naughty gnomes gearing for mischief
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
ah, delicate twilight secrets
Oahu twilight, drawn by faeries
under an orange and pink sky
secrets never told are revealed
they are seventeen
neither will ever love this hard again
darling faerie white
sits atop enormous lion
in the woods at autumn twilight
he is still, waiting for instructions
understanding the power of faeries
waiting for wishes to be granted
Sand lady faeries bother my sleep
They come in the night, barely making a peep
I feel them enter my dreams, all slick and fine
Changing them a bit, until I wonder if they are still mine.
My darling son's gonna be a drag queen
It's the easiest job he's ever seen
He'll work local libraries
Just like older blue faeries
And study for law boards in between scenes
sprinkles of dew drops wake up the fescue
dandelion faeries spritz across my field
rooster makes his long-lost love crowing sound
another Kansas morning in March
nowhere I would rather be today
september morning
acorn brownies and faeries
walking on walnuts
october morning
autumn pixie dash
lazy cat gives a wide yawn
november morning
waking up to pumpkin pie
best smelling kitchen
If I had a boomerang, I would fly it out
It would hook faeries and sling them about.
They could ride it back to me and do a jig on my left hand.
My boomerang would be musical, joining a mariachi band.
Strumming the guitar in the softest ways possible
Sheila brought forth an ethereal melody of her own
So gorgeously fingered, that it brought in the fey
Brownies, faeries, elves and nymphs stayed to listen
Elated rebirth of Spring
narcissus leaves salute sun
joys of nature have begun
faeries celebrating dance and sing.
3-28-2022
LIND30 Rhyme Poetry Contest
Chantelle Anne Cooke