Poems About: HOWL

While Allen Ginsberg told us “Howl! ”
I do prefer Clint Eastwood’s growl,
while cherishing his Gran Torino,
spaghetti westernized the fino read more »

Alarm
by Ted L Glines

Half past two in the morning read more »

Last night I had a sweet dream
As standing, I was on a high hill
With the innocent wild pigeons
Flying restlessly and excited, read more »

Somebody’s cat was out howling last night
I opened my window to yell
Leaning on sill with a coating of ice
When out of the window I fell read more »

We met halfway in the winding roads
in the highways of a town called LIFE
you fell in my stride, my eyes became yours
the twilight above, our feet the sound of jive read more »

I drag it through the woods,
A coffin made of oak,
To the place of slaughter,
Deep within the hills. read more »

i am drawn
by an unknown force
to your shore line
to your sea read more »

This is the way the world will end,
fallen angels and demons risen,
devil a coming and god a falling,
the flame rising and the pain coming. read more »

Car barreling down a country road.
Child, now howling madman at the wheel,
Leaving divorce and parents shrinking in the mirrors;
They're almost unrecognizable. read more »

The stars were all they had
for company that night.
Wolves could be heard
from the Black Hills, read more »

Lyrical poetry is fantastic
Lycanthropy may exert all
The song contains a magical act
Werewolves will be luxuriant read more »

In the dark road with the fallen wet leaves
counting my casualties
embraced by sorrow
in love with rain read more »