Short Lore Poems
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Lichens of lion's lore,
incipient and trying to score-
ditch it and die in the core,
stick it right in the horse.
Write of Then and When,
Not Now;
Allow
Tales of god-like men.
Songs of wandering
Not facts,
But acts
Of some fable king.
we catch the drama and
feel the sweet lore of
the ghost moon
behind closed doors
when night
pulls down
her shade
Walked acrost the wooden door
Threshold above the wooden floor
Forewords world is the score
Sad and weary the tales I lore
Time's memento unfolds a thousand lore;
Soul's ode is forged, behold!
As tides approach, a tale's told
Adrift every spirit's mold.
Words, how I adore !
holder of thoughts and much more
when worn out, a bore !
One sublime world of no roar
dive into and grasp its lore.
Sipping love's velvet
In orange yellow cracks..
Swept and red tale's tilting
Through times, bronzed quills
Poetry seasons fables lore; vieta.
Who adores an ancient lore chore
And loves to see gore and wage war
Yet sore pouring pain?
This stems from an old brain
A story of man’s evil core
The Measure of A Leprechaun
Hi, my name is Sean.
I’m a wee, bitty Leprechaun.
I’m a creature of lore,
Only two foot four,
But my legend goes on and on!
What days make st me
In light of tommorrow what then
Does night bring
Families are never loved
Relationsps are anointed
Trouble is what
The night brings
My notion at its most masochistic
The crowd, laughs, quite the kick.
I've never enjoyed anything more
The art is my greatest lore.
It's the only life I'd ever pick.
Actions, fluid as air
Color, black as night
Eyes as bright as a full moons silver sea
Slinking throught the shadows
Untouched by time
An age old idol
In witch's lore
Unlike less widespread myths
upheld in ancient lore,
Unicorns stand out as
unique, pure spirits, with
unusual powers,
unequaled in healing;
utterly magical...
Grateful for the old one’s tales,
Admiration and love in their lore.
Gleaned delicately in orange glow.
Natural extension of campfire magic.
Love crackling through hot popping embers.
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
Inukshuks abound the roadsides
Carefully orchestrated not to collapse
Offering meaningful direction
Throughout Muskoka's north country
Mindful of legends and lore
Indigenous in the spirit
My Irish grandma said:
that an injured Golden Eagle
had once landed in her potato field.
Grandpa ran up to it
and killed it with a pitchfork.
In those days,
all first responders killed.
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
Magnificent, awe-inspiring,
This primal dweller of the
Primordial Garden, keeper
of, Ha! the "Tree of Knowledge",
Winding through the labyrinth of
time, cultures, legends and lore!
My Irish grandma said:
That an injured Golden Eagle
had once landed in her potato field.
Grandpa ran up to it
and killed it with a pitchfork.
In those days,
all first responders killed
like that.
We seek a richer Metaphor,
a paragon and quintessence
of intenser, more legendary lore:—
pregnant in meaning and in present tense!
Aye! Give us, too, high suspense;
and a tale worth dying for.
Form:
In the moonless night a poet’s ink stains
Words cloaked in somber refrains
In the ink’s abyss shadowy tales unfold
Each dimly lit verse a soul’s secret told
In a poet’s cryptic lore the rest remains
Patty Cat, Patty Cat,
Sheath your claw;
Rat-girl and Cat-girl
Rollin' in the straw.
Excerpted from Wisewomen and Boggy-boos: A Dictionary of Lesbian Fairy Lore (Austin: Banned Books, 1992).
The
Scary
Bermuda
Triangle
Lore
Legends
Ghostly planes
hundreds missing
books
ledgers
documents
first hand accounts
fine
tales
campfire
conversation
so
many
pulled from sky
no survivors
Form:
try as i might
i cannot church
it hurts
the jesus stripe
runnin down my back
ive been whipped before
by the lore of your legend
im no beggin fool
andi still think ill go to heaven
7/11
did you have em?
im laughin