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Fantasy Short Stories                           Fantasy Poems
Good Verses Evil                       
Story by Musobo Brian Eric

A Summons Gone Wrong
Story By Corey Aislinn

Periwinkle-the Baby Dragon           
Story By Corey Aislinn      

Nosmales
Story  by Kelli Reese

Dragon Baiting and a Double Trap
Story by John Derak
 		Alexial
Poem by Kate Green

The Fairy Forest
Poem by Sara Teasdale

The Fairies
Poem by William Allingham

The Burden of Itys
Poem by Oscar Wilde

Little Dell
Poem by William Allingham

In the Golden Room
Poem by Oscar Wilde

Ghosts in Love
Poem by Vachel Lindsay 
 Scottish Legends
Folk Lore from the land of Fairies 

   Canobie Dick and Thomas of Ercildoun.
   Coinnach Oer.
    Whippety Stourie.
   The Weird of the Three Arrows.
   The Laird of Balmachie’s Wife.
   Michael Scott.
   The Minister and the Fairy.
   The Fisherman and the Merman.
   The Laird O’ Co’.
   Ewen of the Little Head.
   Jock and his Mother.
   Saint Columba.
   The Mermaid Wife.
   The Fiddler and the Bogle of Bogandoran.
   Thomas the Rhymer.
   Fairy Friends.
   The Seal-Catcher’s Adventure.
   The Fairies of Merlin’s Craig.
   Rory Macgillivray.
   The Haunted Ships.
   The Brownie.
   Mauns’ Stane.
   “Horse and Hattock.”
   Secret Commonwealth.
   The Fairy Boy of Leith.
   The Dracæ.
   Lord Tarbat’s Relations.
   The Bogle.
   Daoine Shie, or the Men of Peace.
   The Death “Bree.”






Fantasy Stories and Poems are often considered a lesser form of literature, but we disagree. Because if stories and poems are meant to stir the imagination, make us part of things we’ve never known, and inspire us what could be better for this then Fantasy.

We are proud to bring internet syndication to Fantasy Short Stories and Fantasy Poems, because this method of artistic rewards has been a huge driver of the online film industry.


Dragons Meet is always looking for great fantasy stories, and is willing to share generously with the writers who write them. For more information on this please see our For Writers section.    


















 
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