Short Folk Lore Poems

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


Premium Member A Lammas Lamb

An
unplanned
after-thought-
oftimes spoilt
child,
a 
favoured
benjamin-
or somtimes ,wild
child


Note :In Folk lore tales ! ...Lammas lamb,last or latecomer in a large family
Form: Lanterne


Premium Member Wolf-Like

Folk lore tells us that Characteristically Lycanthropy is To be wolf like, and To assume the magical Ability to change http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/fantasy-2.php
Form: Haiku

Dire Destruction

When worlds collide
Life will listlessly slip away from us
When the universe unlatches
Our whole world will spill out
When Earth explodes
The human race will smash into oblivion
When weapons become us
Peace will be a thing of folk lore
When we do die
Our love will live on forever
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Premium Member Each Pore a Door

Each pore a door, so spake folk lore God’s abode is within Pure of heart feel blessings in-pour Bliss bubbling on our skin There’s nothing to apprise Each breath offers surprise As love pulse thus does rise Why ask for more Each pore a door 17-March-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

You

It’s you who I adore,
I want you more and more. 
I’d even be your whore, 
Your own Pussy Galore; 

Ignore your wretched snores,
Believe your life’s folk lore, 
Let lie our settled scores.

I’d empty out my stores 
And meet you at my core,
?Where you’ll find even more. 

I’ve told you this before:
It’s you who I adore.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Trolls

Tales in Norse folk lore of
these mythical creatures,
though sadly nowadays 
they are better known for
trawling the internet
targeting people on
Twitter and on Facebook


Pleiades T Poetry Contest

Sponsored by Kim Merryman
6 syllables per line checked with HMS

04/26/21
Form: Verse

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