Short Fantasy World Poems

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Premium Member I Need Close My Eyes

then i set out to escape
i retreat to my fantasy world
i hover over a sea of waterlilies
dreamy magical and surreal



AP: 2nd place 2023


All the Time

I lived in a fantasy world 
with dreams of  real love or a fake one
however, in my real world
neither of them ever went on a tangent
to my heart

Premium Member The powers that be

She gets in the zone.
Brushes in hand she becomes a magician.
Conjuring her own fantasy world.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Poor Ones

They try tol ive in a fantasy world 
with dreams of real love or a fake one,
however, in their real worlds,
neither of them ever go on a tangent 
to their hearts

Alice In Wonderland

Once there was a fairy by name Linda “fondly Alice”
Falls down a rabbit hole into a fantasy world pretty nice!
Literary nonsense genre
Influential fantasy genre
Bloody the fairy of my fantasy world “Alice”?
Form: Limerick


Reading a Book

Today I was reading one of the best books,
And was deep in the fantasy world until shook.
Then I glanced at the time,
Surprised to see it was already nine.
I can definitely say I am addicted to reading a book.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wants and Wishes

When night falls: close your eyes and relax. Drift off to sleep, and weave memories into dreams. Allow your wants and wishes to transport you into a fantasy world: uniquely defined by your imagination.
Form: Verse

My Snow Fall

In my fantasy world
Up on a hill was house
Rubbing palms due to cold
Imagining having a spouse.
Unlike other places 
There was no snow
Not even minute traces
Little did you know
But was fantasy small
Thinking of my snow fall.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Live In A Fantasy World

 
I am a tiny fairy, with a chatty friend dragonfly; our garden is lovely and airy, my wings are broken, I sigh. Dragon says that I am pretty, he hums when my world is scary; we are happy though itty-bitty, in flower sanctuary.
Form: Rhyme

YOU LIVE IN A FANTASY WORLD

YOU LIVE IN A FANTASY WORLD

You say that the sky is red
And see yourself as a fairy
Perhaps your mind is easily led
This abstract art is scary
You live in a fantasy world
The hovering dragonfly said
As reality becomes unfurled
Perhaps it is time for bed
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Live in a Fantasy World

I’m a tiny winged fairy. Enjoy supping from each flower. Look at the dragonfly so merry! Sunflower is our bower. He is my dear companion, cute. His wings are so light and airy. Sometimes up into the sky, we shoot. Our feats will make you cheery.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Somnambulism

Outside the world of the awake, a surrealistic journey they take. Moving only a short distance, they undergo an unconscious experience. Without regard for their fears, a trek can cover an area of light years. They will open their eyes and see the stark world of reality.
Form: Rhyme

Fantasy

wandering in this forest, not knowing where to go
seeking a path, the path you should follow
creatures follow, serve, and protect
for you are a fantasy, a fantasy not of a threat
unicorns, ogres, and faeries united they are all caring
this is your new home, so now take the lead to this fantasy world

Premium Member Fantasy World

envision a world 
of fascination, scent swirled
around me, a sunflower  
giant petals gleam
in luscious dream,
Dragonflies, bees frolic in bower!


spread my magic wings, 
imagine on a swing
croon songs of angelic love,
heart flutter, flicker, 
glimmer, glitter,
am I a fairy soft like a dove!
Form: Rhyme

Fairy Tales

No I don't need your words
I don't want you're silly beauty
Just want you to stand in front of me
Hug you and feel your hear beat

And we will fly to our dream world
A world we created
Where people's cynical mind
Can never touch our being

In my deep, sweet dream
A world of pure intimacy, 
Happiness between us
You wake me up

Garbling Up Realities Picture

projection upon 
another all of ones 
faults that the mind 
can't seem to rap it's 
head around 
instead create an internal
fantasy world in which 
the other is to blame
were the other is at fault 
were the other is the root 
of the problem 
garbling up realities picture 
upon the internal screen of the mind's eye
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Joy Joy Joy

what ever is going on
in that joyful
little brain of yours

only six years old
and you’re brimming
with imagination
a vivacious fantasy world
in those big bright eyes
and words spewing out
like an overzealous fountain

a bottomless sense
of giddy humor
a full-blown half-pint comedian



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Fantasy World

Dragonfly kisses to a fairy princess seated on sunflower-throne. She’s highly revered and gladly cheered. Her kindness to us has overflown. Red dress glows so bright as she smiles with delight, such a pure joy who’ll suffice. Stardust surrounds her at each flower, An angel guiding us, I surmise.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Fit Into a Band of Vagabond

Such a lively band of vagabonds
Saxophone player, acrobat, chimney sweep
Their music parades into my mind as I fish
Enjoying their rhythm as I enjoy catching guppies

We are in a fantasy world that makes me feel safe
Safer than I have ever felt, as I am a vagabond too
The acrobat and ballerina begin to dance
Shaking our violin just a bit

Rebecca

Rebecca a 1940 psychological thriller film,
Except the Rebecca is no superstar;
A lady she is there’s no doubt about it,
Ensured they told me, she is from a fantasy world.
Cause I don’t know anyone with that name except the Bible;
Can I maybe meet a Rebecca that will make me happy?
After all, Rebecca is only another name which makes it sweet.
© Dedu Son  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Winter Wonderland

The season decorated in dazzling white
Her Pale moon drifting high into the night
Sailing over powdered dreams 
Of fields ,forests and frozen streams 


Shooting frozen puffs of breath and steam
Gliding along a fantasy world of winter scenes
Scintillating snow whispering” here comes the queen”
Mother nature stalks her land of winter dreams
© Jim Joyce  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Dick and His Cat

Dick and his cat
 I was in the deep depth of youth
sitting in a library struggling through
Dick Whittington and his cat.
Looked the fable up on Wikipedia
and was disappointed,
Dick and his cat were different 
from my recollection
I had the cat and Dick walking 
to London 
In my fantasy world, the story was
much richer, so I will stick
to my version
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Brissa the One I Miss

I miss her eyes, I miss her dazzling smile, I miss her silly little laugh, I miss her advice, I 

miss our times we spend together, I miss her wall posts, I miss the way she speaks to me, 

I miss her personality, I miss her heart, if this world was a fantasy world, I'd love to be her 

Edward, and I wish for her to be my Bella, I miss you Brissa Morales.......:)

Premium Member - A Fantasy World -



                                             Floral umbrella,
                                            yellow mozzarella.
                                          Helicopter dragonfly.
                                          Bee-friendly flowers,
                                             - nectar shower.
                                    Unforgettable time in Shanghai.
Form: Rhyme

Wordsmith

You write such pretty words
About a lot of things you feel
The things you write are wonderful
Your words make them sound so real

A magical trip, a fantasy world
So many thoughts and places
You make them sound so very true
One can even see the faces

Without the wonder of your words
Our lives would be so dull
The things you write for us to read
Make our lives so very much more full
© Mama Bear  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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