Poems About: DARK

In this page, poems on / about “dark” are listed.

  • 361.
    Still Inherit the Dawn

    When the cool breeze succeeds the heat of day
    And stars freckle the now darkening sky
    May these words be the words I know and say
    'The darkest nights still inherit the dawn' read more »

    Danny Speicher
  • 362.
    Dark

    Dark is a shade of my heart.
    When I close my eyes I see a ray of light in dark.
    It gives me pleasure of finding you in dark.
    It gives me life of your existence. read more »

    farzana hossain
  • 363.
    dark of night

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    judy compton
  • 364.
    The World's Twilight

    The hour has come.
    What hour?
    The two worlds are combining
    What worlds? read more »

    natalie vail
  • 365.
    The Beast Within

    In all of us, a beast lays waiting,
    in the dark part of our soul.
    It waits in the shadows
    to blacken out heart, read more »

    David Harris
  • 366.
    The troops come on with bayonets fixed pushing the people to the mountain’s lip

    In a dream I walk in the times gone by
    On the western edge of a heartbreak shore
    When sleep’s dark fears are howling ‘round
    In the bitter bitter dark of a cold wet world read more »

    Sean Joyce
  • 367.
    Dark Trees

    Coming home in pure dark,
    The trees bounding over,
    Their prickly ends and pointed arms,
    It seems as if they’re going to become alive, read more »

    Viraj Bhanshaly
  • 368.
    Dark and Glory

    Dark and Dark is down below,
    Echoing casually on the wing of a Crow.
    Enter the Deep and never return;
    Play with Shadows until you burn. read more »

    Becky Schulz
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