My mind's magic

by Shædow Poet   Nov 17, 2005


Immersed in the witches, cloaks and spells
Retracing the steps of the brave at heart,
Enchanted by the folk tales,
Sightless to reality’s certainty.
I walk in the steps of superman,
Broken bones, whilst conquering the myth of flight;
(My mind is playing its own magic).
Watching Wicca’s work their illusion
Into a dazed haze that plays on my mind;
Are these stories of supernatural figures,
Utterly false?
Or can truth be formed from bubbly cauldrons,
And rhythmic spells?

If I run towards a brick wall,
It could become evanescent, and if so
I will fall into a world filled with no boundaries,
Where my fantasy from seclusion
Will become as real as the pain in my heart.
(My mind is playing its own magic.)

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  • 18 years ago

    by Jason Meres

    I am captivated by your every word, both in this poem and another of yours I have just read. Your poems are brilliant in every sense of the word. Intelligent and enchanting.

  • 19 years ago

    by HOLLY ARMER

    I like this. It's mysteriously intriguing and very well written. It flows very nice and the imagery is superb!
    The ending threw me off at first, but after reading it again, it made sense! Keep it up~Holly