Poems About: FAIRY

In this page, poems on / about “fairy” are listed.

  • 349.
    Fairies In The Meadow

    In the world today
    With the hustle and bustle of everyday life
    Life can be hectic
    Life can be crazy read more »

    Justin Gildow
  • 350.
    A Conversation With The Fairies

    Strolling along with a few of the fairies
    We stop for a moment or two
    Just to take in the scenes before us
    The scenes of nature read more »

    Justin Gildow
  • 351.
    The Fairy

    Discovered on the tip of my nose this morning
    was a fairy.
    'Hello, I'm a fairy, ' said the fairy.
    'I don't believe in you, ' I said. read more »

    Padraig O'Connor
  • 352.
    Fairy Feet 02

    Your fingertips are dancing across my skin.
    Like fairy feet starten me to dreamen.
    So warm and soft you have my heart pounding
    and your kisses sweet and captivating. read more »

    Kira Bloom
  • 353.
    Living in a Fairy Tale

    Living in a fairy
    tale....
    Oh, how I wish my
    life could be like that. read more »

    lisa parks
  • 354.
    Fairy Footprints

    Morning, on my lowly walk,
    my presence grace the shore.
    I count the fairy footsteps...
    they number just as four. read more »

    Julie Rogers
  • 355.
    These Are the Songs that Came from My Head

    These are the songs that came from my head,
    They came out when I came from bed,
    A fairy told me a story or two in my dream,
    It had all shorts of scenes but some where rather gleam; read more »

    Peter S. Quinn
  • 356.
    Natural magic

    Misty visions of a better future are beginning to dance before your very eyes, like fairies in the twilight or rainbows in the dawn dew. Focus on them and they'll come clearer.

    (Cancer horoscope Weekend magazine Daily mail.22.12.2007) read more »

    Rachel Flint
  • 357.
    The Crying Wind Ache

    High on the Himalayan mountains
    were I have come to sit trying to
    understand why the wind is in a
    heart ache and I found out why. read more »

    Cordan Stough
  • 358.
    an unseen pain

    I cry
    Plee for help between sobs
    No one understands
    For my pain is on the inside read more »

    mystery writer
  • 359.
    There should be fairies

    Fairies she told me once upon a day
    Were to her a secret delight
    At least the idea the simple slight
    Of magic in some kind of way read more »

    Celio Ceccare
  • 360.
    Grabianski Is Magical 3.28.2009

    Don’t be fooled when reading fairytales,
    for every one there are a millions variations;
    Meredith Press’ “Perrault’s Classic French
    Fairy Tales” contain cold outline translations, read more »

    Margaret Alice
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