Short Sorcerer Poems

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Premium Member Rasputin and Hellboy Diamante

Rasputin Dark, Evil Threatening, Deceiving, Plotting Enemy, Sorcerer, Cambion, Hero Guiding, Protecting, Reassuring Good, Bright Hellboy Tuesday, January 4, 2022
Form: Diamante


I Am Power

Power, power is taking over my body, you shall bow down for i am the almighty 
sorcerer! Casting spell after spell making you my puppet. Dance for me for i am 
stronger than your weak brittle self.
Form:

Premium Member Oracle and Querent Diamante

Oracle The Wise, Mystical Blessing, Spellcasting, Foretelling Black Sorcerer, Divine, Innocent, Questioner Listening, Ingesting, Participating Curious, Wonderer Querent Tuesday, January 4, 2022
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Magic

In a crystal ball
I see you fall

With a swoosh of a wand
I see you in a pond


Some evil witch has cast a spell
To make you smell,

But in the end your fate
All falls with your mate

Whether a magician, or
Witch, or sorcerer
Form: Rhyme

A Journey Sublime

“Feeling beyond touch,”
  the Sorcerer said…

“Knowledge beyond thought,”
  all memory ahead

“Faith beyond healing,”
  its mercy divine

“Love beyond giving,”
—a journey sublime

(Las Vegas Nevada: January, 2017)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Sorcerer Fog

On a breezy December dawn, 
Fog came riding a grey stallion,
Cloaked in shell-white with fleecy hair. 
Sorcerer sprinkling milky dust.

He wrapped the trees in ghostly white.
Covered all in gossamer veil.
But as the sun shone on the hill,
Like a coward, ran out of sight.

Premium Member The Witch Was Magnificent

The witch was magnificent.
A soothsayer, a prophet, a sorcerer.
We watched her from afar.
She transmogrified into a pumpkin.
We watched in amazement.
Her hat was the only clue as to her location.
Shall we touch it? My cousin asked.
He did and promptly disappeared.
I heard a loud cackle.

Premium Member What Necromancy Is This

What necromancy is this sorcerer said.
Realizing his son could conjure up the dead.
No voodoo at all Fred said, his emotions lead.
Embarrassed he was caught, his face was red.
Did you learn this trick from your Grandpa Ned?
No from you, Daddy, little wizard said.
Paternal pride filled the sorcerer’s head.
Form: Monorhyme

Something of Magic

In chambers lodged
stretch thy hands
...oh sorcerer
wide spread with staff
and golden garments.

Speak thy vowels...
sulfuric spells
in broken language
high-pitched
as thunder.

Silent in corners shadowed
behind thee...rests
initiates
vulnerable in view of
gymnastic magic!

Johnny Sumler
Magic Words

Magic

I could use a little magic tonight
some sorcerer to sympathize
and with his kind arcane words
conjure a spark so I may finally
find my way to some lovely land
lucent with Panglossian light
after doleful decades stumbling
solitary and blind in the bitterly
brumal dark fearing with each 
step I will fall and fail to rise

Not Any Mans Wish

T’is not any man’s wish to commit error,
For out of it borne terror and horror.
Every man’s wish is to be a conqueror.
To his seeds, fine-reflectors like the mirror.
To every child, every Dad is a juror.
Sworn to an oath of allegiance as a carer.
T’is every man’s wish to be a conjuror,
Not a staged sorcerer –
But one to lit smile on your face-make you a great scorer.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sorcerer's Staff

The sorcerer’s staff
a powerful will…

Energy stored concept
to good or evil
but the sorcerer takes 
all the credit.

The staff ignites
a multitude of fire balls…

The sorcerer stands alone
in awe
afraid to take credit
the staff may retaliate.

Copyright © 2011  By Caryl S. Muzzey

Third Place Winner ~ "MagicWords” Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Leighann Anderson
July. 10, 2011

Perishable

When the sunset of our life comes 
And the earth swallows us all 
Termites will consume the head 
And maggots, the liver
The buttocks woman adorn with beads
Will become food for the mother earth 
What value does a man have? 
When tomorrow he will be no more 
A sorcerer I would have honored 
If only he would become immortal 
The life that men live is perishable 
Alas! Why do we have to die!!!

Nostalgia

Sorcerer wearies of casting
Spells that nobody can feel,
Ghouls are impatient with fasting,
Death-knells no longer will peal.

Churchyard is grown up with wild weeds,
Marble tombs settle and crack,
Will-o-wisp dies in the marsh reeds,
Leprechauns never come back.

Vampires without an oasis,
Banshees with nothing to moan,
Ghosts who can’t find where their place is,
Skeletons, grave-less, alone.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Nostalgia

Sorcerer wearies of casting
Spells that nobody can feel,
Ghouls are impatient with fasting,
Death-knells no longer will peal.

Churchyard is grown up with wild weeds,
Marble tombs settle and crack,
Will-o-wisp dies in the marsh reeds,
Leprechauns never come back.

Vampires without an oasis,
Banshees with nothing to moan,
Ghosts who can’t find where their place is,
Skeletons, grave-less, alone.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Snow Leopard Queen

Who is she? Winter asked Autumn, who did not reply.
She has an amazing countenance and commands the sky.
Snow leopard stays by her side, with nary a sigh.
You will learn sometime, said Autumn “by and by”.

Is she a goddess, sorcerer, witch, lady or queen?
She is one of a kind, someone who rarely is seen.
I am curious said Winter. Her eyes are so green.
Easy said Autumn. She is the Snow Leopard Queen.
Form: Rhyme

''secrets of Spells''

In the Nelanther Isles a sorcerer Azrael  practices his skill.
Fire and water combines at his will.
Bolts of lighting crash to the floor.
Molecular elements studied, bound by truth.
Arcane Magic inborn in youth.
Azrael hidden in the darkest of realms.
Powerful force in the palms of his hands.
He shall master this feat like no other sorcerer can.



''Magic Words'' Poetry Contest
sponsored by...Leighann Anderson

Illusion

Very strange and unexplorable 
is this illusion in our mind.
It is like a glittering pearl 
in our darkness inside.

It knits a fine linen with joy and dreams 
Decorates the cloth with alluring things.
This sorcerer engulfs and covers us 
With it’s dire hypnotism.
Then finally deludes and deceives us 
So miserably with blankness.
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Amitava (15.7.2015) 7-00am

©ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY AMITAVA SUR

Premium Member "kitty!"

He calls my name now
In sequins
Like a brocade of sounds
pattering from a single mouth
I continue to lick my behind
Showing the absurdity to the sorcerer
He doesn't feed me; he doesn't know me,
Though I slept on his belly on my first Christmas day
No bigger than a baby shoe...
Damn the cat's nostalgia!
We bore it out of our souls
Like machinated shovels
We live for the next kill
Afraid of every God damn moment...

Boo

Slowly he crept in the graveyard;
sounds of breaking twigs he heard.
Keeping a brave face was hard;
darkness had its wild card.
Out of the blue a black bird
flew past him, and rested as a guard
on a gravestone of a sorcerer thought to be mad.
“Boo!” the crow screamed with a voice so bad!
Suddenly he woke up, in hand a horror movie ad!




Date of Entry: 17/10/2017

Contest Name: BOO

Contest Sponsor: Alexis Y.
Form: Monorhyme

Dear Sorcerer

We lay,
	Firmly rooted
	And reach our pale faces 
	To the late day sun.

	We grow twisted around the rails
	And defeat our own purpose…
	To catch the late day sun.

	We have been ignored.
	Our search for water, 
	Has lead to dusty tears,
	After another late day sun.

	A little more
	And we’ll reach around your room.
	We’ll twist around your door and open it…
	To the early day sun.

				Sincerely,
					Twisted Hearts
Form:

Transmutation

Leather-bound books on the sorcerer’s shelf,
Offer a perch for the magical elf,
Watching the chemicals fume:
Vapors of sulfur and alchemist’s brew.
Melting to gold in a mystical stew,
Stinking the cob-webbed room.

Then the mad sorcerer grabs his small friend,
Saying, “An elf will add zest to my blend,”
Plunges him into the vat;
Later the sorcerer’s body is found
Horribly scalded to death with no sound,
Elf-prints all over his hat.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Transmutation

Leather-bound books on the sorcerer’s shelf,
Offer a perch for the magical elf,
Watching the chemicals fume:
Vapors of sulfur and alchemist’s brew.
Melting to gold in a mystical stew,
Stinking the cob-webbed room.

Then the mad sorcerer grabs his small friend,
Saying, “An elf will add zest to my blend,”
Plunges him into the vat;
Later the sorcerer’s body is found
Horribly scalded to death with no sound,
Elf-prints all over his hat.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Transmutation

Leather-bound books on the sorcerer’s shelf,
Offer a perch for the magical elf,
Watching the chemicals fume:
Vapors of sulfur and alchemist’s brew.
Melting to gold in a mystical stew,
Stinking the cob-webbed room.

Then the mad sorcerer grabs his small friend,
Saying, “An elf will add zest to my blend,”
Plunges him into the vat;
Later the sorcerer’s body is found
Horribly scalded to death with no sound,
Elf-prints all over his hat.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Sidelined

A sorcerer moon was rising
amidst grizzly clouds.
A lurid willingness of night
to surrender was evident-
skimming the stars.

A pact was inked between an
antiheroine and a renegade.
An apostate-
will find the refuge in serenades.

The feline grace jars the sexism 
by sitting on the fence.
A blue ocean will churn out
the urn of lethal poison.

That flame. Can you kill
the wolf ? The tricks of
child-molesting were
on the big screen.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

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