Short Spells Poems

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


Premium Member Warlock

Great Scot
that trot
on gnomes
and domes
Bamboozling, casting spells in dark site
Roaming and iridescent  like sprite
Form: Tyburn


Premium Member HALLOWEEN MISHAP

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a crumpled skymap lost broomstick? No, misplaced spells~ Halloween mishap
Form: Senryu

Magic Academy

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

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

Premium Member Half Past Summer, Two Months Till Fall

seasonal clock-work
has early and late comers
wintering cold days
in summer, hot days in spring
inserting as breaks and spells
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Haiku: Miss Named

Miss Named

miss named him a friend
because she thought him handsome
now she spells it fiend

Brian Johnston
July 24, 2015
Form: Haiku


Premium Member rivers hum silently until rage spills

rivers stay silent
happy to hum to themselves
until a rage spills
in torrents, cascades and falls
only quelled in spells of drought
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clerihew Mceachran

Frank Mceachran a Cambridge don
poetry was lifelong song
He advocated recitation in 'spells'' size
Remembered now for his annual prize
Form: Clerihew

Smile

Clouds roaming around
Between two short spells some rest
Blue sky like your smile
_______________________________________
July 2, 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Divine Alphabet Ii

Each existing being is a letter of the Divine Alphabet that spells God's name!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
       18 May 2022
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Tea with a Dragon

Teacups made of glass,
Drifting on a purple cloud,
Dragons sip Earl Grey,
While the fairies dance a jig,
Silly spells make daisies sing.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member winter sleet

biting frosty spells 
                                              
cloud chimneys pouring snow down

shaggy bear cares not


Place: 4th
Form: Haiku

Premium Member (In Some Strange Magic is) A Poets Value.

Poets, make spells, 
And good poets, make them well 
Enough, that you might 
Come, to understand 
Your Self 
Better than 
You, could ever tell.

Slaughtered Innocents

slaughtered innocents
lambs on an evil altar
sacrificed to hate
carnage outrages the gods
spilt blood spells out remember

For Carolyn's 9-11 contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Water Lily Fairy

Floating magical fairy upon a water lily,
Blessing all of the living beings deep within a pond,
Casting spells of rejuvenation with flickerings of her wand.
Form: Sijo

I Spell a Cat - Picture Prompt

The life of a magicians cat is dread
Especially when old spells are misread
He magicked a canary
But alas, O'contrary
I ended up in the darn cage instead
© W J Clarke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Illusionist

You made me believe in magic 
In casts and spells, my life went on 
It turned very well yet so tragic 
When everything was just tricks and made of illusion.
Form: Rhyme

Regenesis

Death indicts you
seasons past
prophets marking
spells recast
Life remortgaged
debt remains
time indentured
—hope reclaimed

(Dreamsleep: March, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Magic

Masters of

Anything that stands on this soil

Genie, no, we just need our wands

Ink spells, quills and parchment

Clear, our fate is to us, we make it.
Form: Acrostic

Frogs

FROGS trigger remembrance cute collectibles remind me how to stay one leap ahead of the snake. “FROG spells Fully Rely on God”
Form: Verse

Red

Congregation of the damned
The decievers
and the spells
Of evil inventors

My red, bloody angel 
takes my soul
and in my wake
is the death of all things pure

Premium Member Delighta Ignores Her Muses Away

Delighta did not know whose instructions to take.
Hummingbird in her left ear or monarch in her right?
She picked up a book of faerie spells and ignored them away.

Premium Member Autumn Spells Haiku

9/15/2026

             
                      the autumnal leaves

                      intoxicating colors, whirl

                      fireplace, crackles.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Witch Hazel

Witch Hazel

There once was a witch named Hazel
Mistook poison oak for sweet basil
She finally conceded
New glasses, she needed,
For Halloween spells reappraisal
Form: Limerick

Premium Member THE WASTELAND WITCH


There once was a witch from a wasteland 
Who had a poisoned mouth and hand
Whatever she touched 
Turned into rust or to dust
Her breath made everything sand
Form: Limerick

Lily

Lily Slender, tender Smells sweet, swells pure, spells grace Lovely Lily of the valley Jesus 08.06.2021 Traditional cinquain
Form: Cinquain

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