Leprechaun Poems - Poems about Leprechaun

An imp plied Guinness to a Banshee trick The wraith in anger gave him chase right quick, After her gold he did dig The Leprechaun danced a jig But lost her rich hoard in a Limerick. ...

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When a leprechaun tightly I caught, I was hoping for gold in a pot. But that trickster escaped. At my hands I just gaped. His wee britches were all that I got....

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Leprechaun, you have it wrong You need to sing the barmaid’s song Bawdy and fun Raunchy on the run Words just shy of a dirty bong Leprechaun, come sit with me Right here, on my broken knee I will give you a pinch Feeling each little inch You will like it, you will see....

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A leprechaun, to me, proposed, at my service, to be disposed. He'd one more thing to say as he jetted away. I must catch him first, he disclosed....

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Harsh time flew and I've gotten so old, suffering from treacheries untold, but when I get my hands on that mischievous leprechaun, at long last, I'll have my pot of gold....

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Irish tales of what a leprechaun gives away If you don’t wear green on St Paddy’s Day a painful pinch Like Suisse’s Grinch, a green tie or vest so invisible you’ll stay ...

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babe I stumbled home— drenched in Guinness, soaked in guilt the apartment crumbles, a shattered ruin but you—your copper mane ablaze— my wild Morrigan a feral Celtic Faerie Queene waging war against the wreckage. You told me love was a lie stitched by leprechauns but your touch proves there’s truth in everything we break and rebuild. Chased the wail of a banshee tonight hoping to drown the shame gulped it...

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Beneath the emerald hills they hide, Where shadows stretch and secrets bide, The leprechauns with hats so green, Dance where only dreams are seen. They laugh and twirl in moonlit glow, Their golden coins they softly throw. A wink, a jig, a merry sound, A hidden treasure underground. With mischief in their sparkling eyes, They hide their wealth where magic lies. A rainbow leads, but...

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I am a merry me frisky fey a tiny man bragged to me Please join me at my explosive enjoyable revelry A jollity in his overzealous ambiance was brighter than I had ever seen Magical merriment and meshugga craziness was about to convene Are you a leprechaun? I asked the adorable trickster, right away Name’s McCindlesticks and I’m Celtic Irish,...

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Upon walking I saw The cutest lil thing A dressed-up leprechaun Carrying a shillelagh stick With a long pipe in his mouth And circles coming from his ears It looked like rings of fire Oh dear, oh dear, it was Coming from his extra-long beard As he strutted along, not a care In the world, he starts to spin as He twirls and twirls, unleashing A strange...

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This leprechaun Fastly appeared And said, will you be mine, my dear He showed me his gold That little man was bold So, I snatched it up and disappeared ...

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Rascal the rapscallion was a slyboots rogue he fancied himself a pixie, spoke Irish brogue we suspected he was a leprechaun hiding gold he lived in Skeezicks Forest, Celtic land of old...

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Leprechaun leaping is against the law, but it was okay in days of old When a leprechaun could increase his life saving, by leaping his gold. The magic that went into this effort is a secret unknown by most. My cousin secretly does it, but we are not allowed to mention this or boast....

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Tír na nÓg - A Tragic Epic Saga ye hear, of a leprechaun and a unicorn who met in a field’s corner a he and she, she killed by a tree, when it fell he couldn’t warn her ...

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I. I strolled through a field of clovers Looking each one of them over When I found that fourth leaf All my joy turned to grief When my prize was snatched by a gopher. II. Last night as I left the bar A leprechaun stood by my car He offered to drive So I’d get home alive...

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