Wiz Poems - Poems about Wiz

You shouldn’t ‘ve said that, bite your tongue You said I look old, but you know I’m still young If ever a wiz a wiz there is ?? I’ll bite my tongue and feel its fizz You said I look fat, or something like that and that I’m a tired, bitter ol bat You know I’m a sweet young dainty...

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Dorothy followed the yellow brick road Trying to get to the wizard's abode But the wizard had no clue For no magic he could do She wished she could turn him into a toad! ...

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A wiz like no wizard before A lion that wanted to roar Tin man was hollow That’s hard to swallow But not like a man made of straw Now Dorothy and her new friends Took the road to see where it ends The story is long But don’t get me wrong Click your heels three times and it ends But heels don’t click well...

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I'm a simple Kansas farm girl In the city of emerald spires Adventures, tall, I've left behind With witches, spells and fires A cyclone tore me from my kin And the homestead where I was It set me down in strangeness This dazzling land called "Oz" A scarecrow, lion and man of tin Have helped me find my way To this green and gleaming city But...

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Oh, I’m nothing but a red polka-dotted pug. I’m silly and smug and my name is Mug. I need to see the Wiz to remove these dots, I don’t care of he has to peel, pull and tug, I’m just so sick of these red...

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I’m not an animal or creature, I’m just a human being but if the wizard can’t help, then from soup I’ll be fleeing The wicked soup witch says my poems are dire she declared I’m past it and that I should retire! I’ve cried bitter tears until my eyes are sore my muse has gone, I just can’t write any...

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Those Ruby Red Shoes The 'Wizard of Oz', a great hit became; lived on thru the years with glory and fame. If I had the chance, ...

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OFF TO SEE THE WIZ Here I am: that “horse of a different color”, purple, pink and white off to see the wizard to ask for wings for flight. I’m trotting hot to see the Wiz who I heard can do a lot like giving the Scarecrow a brain so he could actually appear sane! And that coward, the Lion, wanted to...

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There once was upon a time Stories written out of rhyme Swirling yellow rows of bricks Munchkins Witches playing tricks House that fell in lady slippers Hit the bricks cracks and chippers Celebration follow the road Starts the skip for this ode Never seen me I was there I'm the guy that does repair All those scratches kept it yellow Fix the road I'm the fellow On...

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Mr Wiz, Munchkin Land Be so kind to lend a hand... Cartwheeling cottage? how daft is that Landed quite safely, all level and flat Some midget fellow said, who else heard that I think ‘Wicked Westie’ might just have gone splat Tin men and lions and blokes full of straw Red shoes and rainbows and bricks on the floor Witches determined to lay...

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I was just a little lost cat, so afraid when that wild, crazy tornado hit; so, I hopped into a nearby basket lying quite flat, then, this girl, her dog and me were spinning and wind lit. ...

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Dorothy and Toto want to get back home because as we all know, there is no place like HOME. So, seeking guidance from all but the wicked witch, off and away to places unknown, we ROAMED. We are off to see the Wizard of Oz because we each need something SPECIAL. We are simply earthly...

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We're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz Because, because, because, because--- Because of the wonderful things he does! … My name is America, once a land of opportunity Where gangs rule inner cities, with utter impunity Where generations live and die at the point...

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She yelled, bring the girl and the little dog too! My blood ran cold, wondering what she would do. I was brought to her castle many years ago. Ensuring my own kin I would never know. We all grumbled about it, but we took off anyway. To cross this old bat would not pay off any day. My friend Chet looked...

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OZ AND HIS WIZARDRY He sat in a booth Concealed from prying eyes 'Till Toto discovered the truth And brought Oz down to size But Toto had an assistant That no one ever saw This helper kept his distance And hid in the scarecrow's straw When the time had come to reveal Oz and his work of art Toto could no longer conceal The little mouse...

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