Wiccan Poems - Poems about Wiccan

Here lives old witch visionary, Great-great aunt of Hermione, H. Potter deemed not so great, Rank amateurs do not rate, She's happy in her pumpkin patch, Conjured up a wizard match, Her suitor's name is Ethelred, Makes him feel really good in bed, Across the moon-epic trips, Maybe NASA needs wiccan chicks!...

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Shortest day, longest night Celebration of light Glistening ice and snow Temperatures low Bare trees Ponds freeze Dress warm Long sleeve uniform Cardigans and sweatshirts Goodbye mini skirts Silk and wool Indoor pool Soup and stew Don’t misconstrue Wish Bread Glaze spread Cinnamon and cloves On stoves Ice skating Snow tube inflating Snow skiing Snowboard leaping Snowshoe wearing Spectators staring Hope, intentions, and new year Celebrate and cheer...

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A colorful time of year The skies are oh so clear The sun shines bright For our delight Longer and warmer days Welcoming the sun’s blaze Trees and flowers blooming Grilled foods we are consuming Pools opening Divers motioning Windows down Cruising ‘round town Bicycle riding Hang gliding Cliff diving Race car driving Trail hiking Beach volleyball spiking Early sunrises, late sunsets Picnics packed...

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She is earthly like her garden Her roots are deep within our planet’s bowels We are no longer amazed by her green thumbs They suit her, and she suits them She carries a scent of fresh roses, butterflies and dragonflies gravitate toward her an ethereal entity, she can dig soil out of clay her plants thrive and glisten as they hear...

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Sasha Marie woke up early, getting her healing herbs ready for market. She was bringing the masses the ones they liked the most. St. John’s Wort, thymes, catnip, allspice, and eye of newt. Eye of Newt made her smile for it was a hybrid she invented. Magi, her familiar, curled around her leg, mewing, wanting a pet. Of course, she...

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How Wiccans acquired a bad rep is not clear. Misogynist bullies afraid of these women’s light, A young teen with an ugly heart of jealous fear, Might point a finger under cover of night. But in Salem Massachusetts, hysteria came about. When accusations were made by the ugly and stout. Possibly made by men who had a plain mean daughter. Wanting to...

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Mysticism is her religion Animals are her go to souls. Blessed be to all who see her as she is. Her heart realm is perpetually open She is a healer, following the Wiccan creed To no soul do harm. Blessed be Raising her children to love the good But fear the horrible ones She gardens her herbs in secret....

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Witches in my gardens, blessing them. Using their notoriously generous green thumbs to help repot the plants snatched out by gray wind yesterday. Witches, welcome! So grateful you have arrived! Thank you for showing me the old one’s ways to grow the best...

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I cast spells. I work with nature I believe in a God and goddess. I predict the the future I believe in other realms. I believe in magic I am A healer. I do not believe in the Devil I am not evil. I love being a witch. Sign jona love....

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I met her, my witch, my little Wiccan love, I met her in the dark of the night, She stood in a circle she’d made of round rocks, Wearing a beautiful dress all in white. Her altar had some incense, two candles and sea salt, And on the edge a little gold bell. And she held her Athame,...

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If I could dream of a better purpose-seeing how the wisteria works wonders, by the power of this cauldron, manifesting the the thoughts of sage for lord and lady with potato and carrots. © S. Wesley Mcgranor...

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Few times of the year are as glorified as this. It is the Sabbath of Litha, the summer solstice. Just two hours before dawn in the dark of morning, among the witches gathered is a pretty thing. With fiery red hair, she’s making my heart sing. In a small clearing in the middle of the wood, this young longhaired maiden looks...

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