A Hag's Curse Poem by Poseidon Andronikos Menegakis

A Hag's Curse

Rating: 5.0


Her world shaken
Her eyes taken.
Her beauty gone,
now she walks alone.
Septic flesh and broken bone
Her ego's payment,
In a ruined basement.
She wanders in the dark
Seeking shards of her broken heart.
Holding tight, her infernal mark
Hiding, as she falls apart…

From her grave, she crawls
Through the mud, her blood flows.
Trembling body, soulless crone.
She reaches skulls, crushed by rocks.
Her thirst grows, the dead she mocks.
And then, the dawn breaks.
Her body turns to blood lakes.
Her hair turns to sand.
Such a fate, none can withstand.

A Hag's Curse
Saturday, April 28, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: darkness,fantasy,magic,story,witches
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A dark-themed poem, based on a fantasy story I am currently working on. The poem depicts the final moments of a Hag, a witch that made an unholy pact. Her story is to be told in the poems that form the upcoming novel.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jazib Kamalvi 12 January 2019

Amazing poetic imagination, Poseidon. You may like to read my poem, Love And Iust. Thank you.

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Naila Rais 03 May 2018

A great write.. I would like you read my poem In the mid of the night depression you are killing me.. Keep it up. Naila

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Robert Murray Smith 28 April 2018

An imaginative and well crafted write. Shakesperian in quality. Reminds me of Macbeth.+++10 Robert

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