Poetry Prompt 4 | Do you believe in magic?

It's Day 4 of OctPoWriMo! How has your writing been going so far?

You're probably getting ready to start your work week today, but let's not think about that. I wanted to concentrate on something fun. Obscure. Fantasy.

Magic. 

Take the time to write a poem featuring magic. It could be the Harry Potter fame with wands and He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named. Or it could be the things that you find so beautiful, so wonderful that they feel like magic when you observe them. Have fun with it!

Word prompts: 
Mystical
Fantastic
Magic

Sentence starters:
With a flick of the wrist...
When I started to...

Remember, the prompt is only a suggestion.

OctPoWriMo Day 4 2015

1.	Bastet	24.	Esther Spurrill Jones	47.	The Magic of By Annie
2.	Alexandra Corinth (WordsMaiden)	25.	Carol Campbell	48.	Wanda
3.	Seth from Team Netherworld	26.	SourgirlOhio	49.	barbara
4.	Michelle Liew	27.	Sunita Prasad	50.	jazzytower
5.	vivienne blake	28.	Pegasus	51.	DJA
6.	shilyot	29.	Jennifer Cunningham	52.	Kay Winter
7.	TwoPaisePoems	30.	Lisa @ The Meaning of Me	53.	jazzytower
8.	Steph	31.	Here, There be a Writer	54.	Camille Wylde
9.	Misky	32.	Jesi-The Lunatic Poet	55.	Lindy™
10.	ivy/zoe	33.	Greg Wolford	56.	Grace and Mystery
11.	Al the Author	34.	stephanie	57.	Anna Stewart
12.	Janet	35.	S. Elle Cameron	58.	Deep26ti Agrawal
13.	Payal Agarwal	36.	Lori Laird	59.	Tortured Cyclone
14.	Candy	37.	Diary of a Writerbee	60.	Wendles
15.	Cressida	38.	Beth Camp	61.	Bullish
16.	Amrita paul	39.	Leslye "Lita V." Wilson	62.	De Jackson (WhimsyGizmo)
17.	The Eclectic Poet	40.	Helen Espinosa	63.	Kathryne Miller
18.	I	41.	Mark Jones	64.	Jenni Z
19.	Dawn D	42.	Aishah- Believe It's All You Need	65.	Pat
20.	Connie Mae Inglis	43.	Shan Jeniah Burton	66.	Sigrid Saradunn
21.	barbara_y	44.	Grace Black	67.	mindlovemisery
22.	Nithya Venkat	45.	Rall	68.	Tracesofthesouol
23.	Bohemian NERD	46.	Cara Michaels	69.	Cobalt

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Tamara Woods was raised (fairly happily) in West Virginia where she began penning poems after a boy broke her heart. She shares poetry, short stories and writer interviews on her blog, PenPaperPad. Her writing has been featured in Mamalode, In the Powder Room, and many others. She is the editor for The Reverie Journal, which will be releasing its first poetry collection early October. She also hosts #writestuff TweetChat where writers talk about writing every Tuesday at 9 pm EST. She is a hillbilly hermit living in Honolulu with her Mathmagician.