Short Faries Poems

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Premium Member Merry Christmas

"I love you as much as
A billion dollars or more.
I wish you a Merry Christmas,
My favorite Mom! Xoxo."

Marissa Faries
Circa 2004 (Age: 10)

A poem I wrote on a Christmas greeting card to my mother.


Premium Member Once Upon a Summer Day

Once upon a summer day
in a land
far far away
in meadow fields
where faries play
a girl child
not one of the fey
somehow
did find her way
to where the 
shining unicorns lay,
and in that magical place
she did stay
for a golden
summer day.

6/17/2013
Form: Rhyme

Why Did I Watch That

led through the strangest valley
and forest this eve
with snickering, horned, little
phosphoresent faries

carried by cellulose
to my cornea

wicked and vile winged creatures
swept around my vicera until
I remembered it was just a 
movie.
Form:

Premium Member Love Poem

"Mom and Dad I love you.
Because your like doves.
You are the greatest parents
That a girl could have.
Mom you a are sweet
Like a dolphin.
Dad you are handsome
Like a gentleman.
I love you. Xoxo."

Marissa Faries
Circa 2003 (Age: 9 Years Old)
Dedicated to my parents.

Faries Adventure

Tiny and small they fly around. Hoping to find a place to call home. Not good enough for the heavens above and too good for the devils home. These creatures continue to roam. Far and wide they are known With the stories they have to share. Fairies are everywhere.
© Cory Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Night Fairies

Tiny feet scamper across dewy seas
Firefly eyes dart amidst blades of dark green
Moonlight shines softly on faces that tease
Tiny feet scamper across dewy seas
Bopping and hoping between limbs of trees
Teeny folk dancing that no one has seen
Tiny feet scamper across dewy seas
Leaving no footprints to tell where they've been
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Eclipsed

A slow death marinated.
In half-prayer and long goodbyes.
So much suffering on this cobblestone of lies.

To think it all began with a silky lullaby.
The Faries and unicorns soon drift from our lives.
Replaced by tarry intentions.
Oozing from cinderblock faces.
Bridges of hope undercut by trolls.
Silky dreams slip into eclipse.
The sun's last breath kisses the necrosed lips of our nothingness.

Imagination

A world filled with fun and laughter
A place where butterfilies is what you chase after
It's a place in the night
No one knows where it hides
It's also a place in the day
Where you can go to pray
Memories and Fantasies
Castles and Kingdoms everywhere
Light and Dark 
Love and Peace
Where the king wears a crown
And Dragons fly all around
Faries sparkle all about
This is a place where your imagination goes all out!
Form:

Premium Member Cobweb Wishes

A bucket of passion-with a spray of ambition.
Can be a foundation for sparkling things...
A first flight -a college degree, a newborn cry.

Gracefully treading nightmares in black-finned nights.
Turning a death rattle into melodies in pearl.
Strung along the gilded wings of infinity.

A greying wish is an opaque endeavor.
It lends the hands to idling.
Creasing the satin of reality.
Old wishes dangle wearily from the ceiling.
Like dying Faries in a cobweb dream.
Form: Rhyme

Reflections

Your light
Glowing from your heart
With all that you held dear
Now as bright as your smile
Healthy with no fear
Show me the way
I need to go
Be my heavenly fairy
My lovely Rachel 
Your life, like looking in a mirror
Your life, like looking in a mirror
My lovely Rachel
Be my heavenly fairy
I need to go
Show me the way
Healthy with no fear
Now as bright as your smile
With all that you held dear
Glowing from your heart
Your light


~ A Land Of Faries Contest Entry~

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