Short Shaman Poems

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


Man a Noise Maker

King of Hurly burly
       sovereign of wrongdoings,
       Shaman of harm,
        relative of arrogance,
       executioner of silence...
Form: Epigram


Impromptu

a medicine
man or 
shaman
or witch
doctor

eating pills
like peanuts but
that's fine for
my shrink
says

i'm
nuts and
mi Musa says
loco
gringo
Form:

An Acrobatic Shaman

I balance myself on eternity ---
Like an acrobatic shaman ---
As time settles upon my shoulders ---
So I steady myself with redemption ---
As fate watches safely from below.

Premium Member rainbow lake

rainbow lake had her own aura
shaman noticed the oranges and the blues
his Apache ancestors called for him to meditate
this was the lake of his grandfathers
Nirvana for his vision quest

A Night With a Shaman

On a northern night,
In an ojibway village.

The Shaman,
Shared his ceremonies,
With me.

He let me in,
On sacred secrets.

Not because,
I am native.
But,
Because,
I was worthy.


Shaman Wayra

Dressed in a loin cloth,
his face and body painted, 
he chants and dances wildly
round the fire to drum beat...
the student lawyer's weekend job.

Written 21st May for Nette's Wayra contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Daily Work

Monday, willy-nilly, waken
Tuesday, waken, shaman
Wednesday, shaman, nightmare
Thursday, nightmare, continue
Friday, continue, overtime
Saturday, overtime, apparently
Sunday, apparently, restless
© Esther Yau  Create an image from this poem.

Wayra Shaman

I have lived before

Through seeds of time eternal -

And you've come for soul's healing?

The balm comes not from me

All you need is get drunk from love.



5 May 2020
Weaving A Wayra Contest
Created by Nette Onclaud
Form: Verse

Capsayicin

If gloom descends; Capsicum appends:
Removing dooms in plumes of red lumens. 
Biological conversion from stagnation to movement. 
Shaman, brother, lover, friend.
Bold holistic resolute. 
Unequivocally coalesced in this; a magnificent fruit.
Form: Ode

Premium Member The Shaman

A local shaman
         sits still in a trance-like state,
          attempting to drive a ghost
        from a quaint haunted house.
An angry response - house trembling!

Date written: 05/21/2020
Form: Verse

Trump

no, the instrument
not the president

jews harp, jaw harp
plucked from thy heart

by the shaman heals
meditation steals

its rhythms
across realms

eventualities
and through centuries

tricked by its old name lure
tricked by its sound, nature

jewes trump for a king
heck why not, a politician
Form: Couplet

Flow


"Flow" 

Flow with the tide turning 
mind speaks to heart
let go let go 

turning tide with the flow
heart speaks to mind
let's go let's go 

come Life, 
dance us home

(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)



Water Shaman - Shaman Drum Journey & Koshi bells 
https://youtu.be/FPbU-phJrPc

Premium Member Innocently Unaware

Dream catcher made of turtle shell
Elemental magic, soul bringer, dream walker
Enlightens papoose, savoring his knowing smile.

Grandfather Shaman feeds the fire
Whose pleasure to warm is well-known in teepees.
Tribal spirit faeries hide in furs 

Braves will return tomorrow 
Hopefully from a good hunt.
Innocent ones sleep soundly,
Unworried, on small pox blankets.

A Balancing Act

To Shaman Aboriginals
"Dreamtime" was the virginity
Of the earth
Before the dirt
Was soiled by humanity

Using crystals or their bare feet
They harness the earth's energy
To channel the grid
Over which we live
To balance and restore harmony


(Austrialian Aboriginals) 

Received 11th place in "The Shaman's Way" contest
Received 12th place in "5th poem on the soup" contest
Form: Verse

Your Names

I once met a farmer,
Who showed me the plains.
“What is this beauty?”
And he told me her name.

I once met a shaman,
He lived in forests of rain.
“What is this beauty?”
And he told me her name.

I once met a sailor,
Who showed me the waves.
“What is this beauty?”
And he told me her name.

So when I met you,
I was struck by your face.
“Who are you?”
And you told me your name.
Form: Verse

Knowing How To Love

I don't know anyway to love you
 Than the way I do
 I tried to call the four winds
 they weren't enough
 I've traveled a dusty lane
 And visited a shaman 

All in the search for clarity 

I don't know anyway to show my love
 I grasped at stars
 And fumbled a galaxy
 I watched a night bloom
 As the last ray of day died
 In supplication I knelt
 
Reverently I show my love
 The only way I know how

Premium Member Shaman

I did not choose, I was chosen
the gate and keeper;
killer and cure

life not mine for living
walking paths you cannot see 
talking tongues you do not know

I am the light burning inside
the darkness at the shore
that shadow in the corner

eyes, windows to be shared
extramundane -
soul searcher, truth sayer, circle squared

I am ancient numinosity
no idle curiosity
- I see the end

Premium Member Shaman Mind

A Shaman's mind, filling with shimmering visions. 
Reddening petroglyphs resurrected, so lightly breathing.
Wild horses running above arrowheads and starry plains.
An ancient hearth, chanting embers and drumbeats waning.
A deity floating into lavender canyon. Night pools dreaming.
Pinwheel hearts dancing along an eternal sky and sea.
The maple leaves and river rocks are forever softly speaking.
art

Premium Member She Saw Well Beyond Her Flesh Years

the seeing child 
exotic and special
an old soul

she had a history
unknown to those unenlightened
understood by the others

she saw well beyond her flesh years
the villagers flocked to her
asking for her advice

she was the shaman of their village
at earth age eight
understanding better than most

sharing a soul past
with those who would listen
more often those who were willing to hear

Wayra Shaman

Euphoric hope spills
                                        from my eyes gleaming with love,
                                                  ambrosial shaman enchants
                                                         aching sobs of my son;

I see him mourn next to my corpse.
May 21, 2020 WEAVING A WAYRA Poetry Contest Sponsor: nette onclaud Theme: Shaman Winner: 2nd Place
Form: Verse

No

No Preacher brought me too God,
No Shaman,
No Saint. 

No service connected me to magic,
No Community,
No way. 

God was loneliness,
God was Psychedelic,
No Man. 

No Event,
No Festival,
No Plan. 

God was my Child,
God was my angst,
No applause. 

No Scripture,
No System,
No force. 

God is my falsity,
God is my change,
No Prerequisites. 

No Fear,
No Victimhood,
This is it.
Form: Rhyme

Mars

MARS...

The Shaman and the Planet Mars,
Gazing in wonder amid the stars,
Arms raised in worship, 
Universe the Navajo church,
Ancient marvels to behold,
The human race timeless and old,
From Mars to Earth,
Did spaceships give berth?
Ramses' face on Mars,
Pondering Ptolemies from afar.
The Shaman honour singing,
Future and past aligning,
Gazing in wonder amid the stars,
The Shaman and Planet Mars.

Night of the Moon

(fiction)
Light as day
Sun beams it's heat all over the land
Night as darkness
Moon shines it's glowing light
Mountain wolves comes out for a treat
When it gaze in to the mirror waters
He sees me  and becomes a woman best friend.
My pet he becomes, like a native women with a pet wolf
Together forever to be my guide.
For we are both one protector of thy kingdom
A women with it's spirit pet wolf shaman as it guide.
Form: Haiku

Respect For the Shaman

Called by the Spirit, creator of all things,

Protector of Life, Healer, The Peoples Guide.

Freeing the Soul with drumbeats, the Shaman sings,

Traveling other worlds, where secrets may hide.

Restoring Life to Balance, with Peace it brings,

between Flesh and Spirit, when Joy will abide.

A lonely path the Shaman walks with Wisdom,

while comforting the People, when troubles come.




For the 8 lines Native Cultures contest.
Form: Rispetto

Inner Shaman

Now of New Age, I am a fan,
I communed with my healing man,
I relaxed, breathed, because I can,
Yes! I communed with my soul's shaman,
He appeared, by my psychic side,
At last, I met my inner guide,
But, you see, it was lunchtime,
Hunger pains panged inside,
Who is this messenger guide?
I asked, yearning deep, besides,
Yes! I did commune with my inner shaman,
Unfortunately, his name is Manga!
Let's do lunch, 
End of hunch!

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