Short Incantation Poems

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


Magic Academy

Magician academy,
Spells incantation,
Weaving wands,
Robes velvet.

Blazing tails,
Pointed hats,
Mystic orbs,
Clumsy acts.


Translation

Artistic impression
Existential expression

Metaphysical incantation
Telekinetic sensation

This needs more translation
Chaotic, obscure creation
Form: Couplet

Premium Member I Need You Rondelet

I need you now;
It seems merely a quotation;
I need you now, 
know my heartbeat hear me somehow; 
My voice filled with such elation,  
a musical incantation; 
I need you now.
Form: Other

Incantation

Carolyn my sweet, 
May your steps allow your feet,
to carry you with no pain or hesitation,
may the play give you more,
strength for bloody sure,
hold your head up for,
a healing in Christ,
A Visitation
Form: Rhyme

An Old Plantation

An Old Plantation

While walking by an old planation
Heard them singing an incantation
And when I started to go upstairs
Found find poet who always cares
About my poems and great creation.

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


The Incantation of a Witch In Love

Sun of yellow;
Rose so red.
Guide this fellow
To thy bed.

Sky of blue;
Water so clear.
Let him be true,
Bring him near.

Grass of green;
Earth so round.
Let his love be seen-
Heard without sound.

Paula Denise Cosner
Form:

Kamala with Karma and Dharma

heard of Kamala
really does have much karma
along with dharma

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Dem nomination
a Trump abomination
of our great nation

one more creation
invite with invitation
sing incantation
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Incantation

Birth—Coronation
Belief—Creation
Pain— Debilitation
Sin—Damnation 
Joy—Association
Despair—Isolation
Praise—Adulation
Time—Anticipation
Truth—Revelation
Faith—Salvation
Death—Divination
Life—Reincarnation

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Obituary

In ghana
no one dies
before a short illness
no tarriness
quick, swift

no prolonged sickness
debilitating, painful
by the barrel of a gun
or incantation
by the bonnet of a car
or prophecy

no one dies
no sudden death
before a short illness
no one

Premium Member Abracadabra

a word
another word
a line
a verse
             pulling
             a 
             rabbit
             out
             of 
             a
             hat
imagination incantation
  ghosts of poets past
         abracadabra 
           I’m a poet

Premium Member your choice

the old witch can turn you into a stone with a flick of her wrist
Her intense incantation will make you writhe, scream, shout and twist
But I can turn you into a toad with a flash of my fluffy tail
So, what will it be – stone, toad, sand, or a gravel pit pail?
Form: Rhyme

Rue

I think logic is in his thought and word, of timeless truths, sometimes unheard, some day we will see it true, when revelation comes, is due, consternation for not a few, eternal damnation... rue, the Lords incantation... thank you John Loving... Don Johnson
Form: Rhyme

Gates Closed

I was on here before, bill gates put me offline, for, to upgrade my windows drat... so i lost me words an chat.... i'm bloody sure, of that:( rhyming here i bloody see, casting spells so eerily, bedbug to wevil it will be, in my new incantation... Re: Russel Sivey "My Conversation" Don
Form: Ballade

If I Say

no one ever dies
no one ever kills

everything, everyone is an illusion

if I say
before this earthly birth
we were alive,

now we are dead
and we've forgotten everything

on the err and snare of incantation
by celestial sphere
we are living now and dreaming!


- Friday, August 2, 2019 Chattogram

The Siren By Thomas Laufey

Siren, siren with shining hair
Beneath the moonlights subtle glare
I see thee so pretty and o so bright
Mind clouded from false beautys light
As I swim towards teeth and claws
Too late I see I was enthralled
By demon cant* and demons verse
It spelled my end, and was my curse

* cant is short for incantation
Form: Narrative

Incantation

Mockingbird, your twisted song
Of love, and dance, and mirth
Tinge my scarlet heart with white
And give my soul rebirth 
Rest my mind with naive dreams
Give me once a cotton bed
Tell me of my unlit means
And rob me of my dread.
Once your song has finished fast
Leave me on mine own.
Give me hope of death at last.
And so my fate be sewn.
Form: Rhyme

Liberation

My silent spirit within
Wakes me up with a din,
Says, “hark the honey-bee’s hum,
Akin to the secret mantra ‘Aum’

Your body, you are not,
You are your Soul
To unify with that ‘Ultimate’
Should be your goal

The body is Soul’s fetter
The sooner you break it the better
Chanting of Aum and incantation
Shall guide you on the path of Liberation!”
Form:

Premium Member The Years Do Go By

Oh the years do go by,
Like the speed of the Second hand
I dreamed of you last night
And your face had not changed
Your voice the same sharp instrument
Your gesture the same incantation.

The years have molded to
Perfection yet they have
Bared no delights
The years have taken minutes
And hours from us we could 
Have used when we were together.

The Spell

The spell was cast by the old hag
Who spoke her incantation wanting bad
And she imprisoned me with the passion
That took my soul as was her fashion

When I awoke she had vanished away
Now I wander the world looking to find a way
And knowing if I don’t find the witching one
My wanderings won’t end my soul quest will not be won.

© Paul Poetry Warren
Form: Ballad

Premium Member First Love

To whom can i describe her when smiling? 
With northern eyes of ice blue that glisten,
Her hair aflame against the wind beguiling
Incantation from an angel, who listen,
Endowed with contours of feminine styling
In ancient times Venus she would be christen.
Oh the love of my youth i will cherish
Memories i keep will never perish. 

© Harry J Horsman  2011

Quarrel

In the wording of sensation,

we weathered the bells and savored the sanction,

community well,

latency incantation.


The remote had fallen in...

Rapturous roaring took any din,
...because they bothered so hard the made men,

took shares with every invasion,

or wasn't it a sword hidden by the very lord?

Taking it's vengeance and stages in a win?
Form: Verse

Premium Member Simplicity


In a pond, near a stream,
The barefoot little girl crouched silently.
Only the screech of a bluebird was heeded.
Plus prayers for a true friend.
That she really needed.

It was beautiful to see her honesty!
I observed surreptitiously behind
an Oak tree.
Such simplicity in her supplication,
I added my own to her angelical
incantation.



September 6, 2019

Form: Rhyme

Incantation

peace within peace within peace
dripping with grease
war within war within war
an apple core
love within love within love 
not from above
stir within stir within stir
incense and myrrh
mix within mix within mix
knock them for six
kill within kill within kill
powder and pill
blood within blood within blood
dropped with a thud
spell within spell within spell
it's working well
Form: Rhyme

A Spell Upon a Star

In the darkness I slowly mutter an incantation from the deepest sorrows. 
Hidden energies that were once dormant, now breaks free from silence. 
I chant repeatedly while looking at the stars, words commanding the universe to listen.
Eyes closed. Lips moving. Chest up. Slowly breathing. 
Arms wide open, chains are breaking. 
Spirits unleashing, souls awakening. 
Eyes now open, stars are falling.

Premium Member Shhh Listen

shhh listen...
 my interior voice
 needs to talk

 listen…
 i need silence
 the voice is so faint

 listen…
 i think I hear it
 an indelible murmur

 listen…
 it’s a breath
 with a message

 listen…
 ever so faint 
 i can hear it now

 listen…
 it’s an incantation
 akin to a sacred mantra

 listen…
 i hear it clearly now
 it wants me to stop and listen



AP: 3rd place 2020

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