Poems About: RAVEN

I ignore the day who seeks me
In the camouflaged golden noon
It lingers in the balconies of lazy houses
On the trees that mingle with birds read more »

No not alone I dare suggest,
Though all alone you felt; the rest
Forsaking you upon the stage
Midst blinding lights and audience rage. read more »

On Gordale’s lofty, craggy heights
Which, riven, grasp heavens in their maw
The royal raven claimed his rights
In croaking, harsh, imperious caw. read more »

An American literary icon but what caused his death none seem to know
He was more than a man of words the great Edgar Allan Poe
He died when in his forties his best writing years of him ahead
His fame has attained greatness and he is widely read. read more »

A flock of doves cast down glances of disapproval at the raven as she sits upon their perch
They move her form their spot with cackles and howls of teasing and foul words
Alone in a field of self pity she awaits for a ray of happiness to save her soul from its demise
No one took into consideration that black is just as beautiful as white read more »

The words i put on paper is what i live with every day;
Even though i write them down the feelings always seem to stay;
The more and more i write them down the more and more i cry;
I wish my pain had wings so i could make it all just fly; read more »

Remember The Raven?
We do around here.
The Domino too, upon sunset appears.
A fallen man's point. read more »

   Raven of one beckoning at the earliest of eve takes perch upon the black coal seam, disappearing into it's hollows, watching me  as the days light falls to the shadows.  
   What significance brings you guardian of the dead?  Does your piercing stares bring of bad news and despair, or is my soul lost and you're here to collect the fare?   read more »

The aim of the poet, this frivolous
Foggy drip morn...
Is not to in-line 'untruths' in poems...
Not 'lies' like we know, read more »

Depths I try not know
Though my heart tells me so.
The boy, guy, peer I dream,
Mysterious like the uncertainty of a midsummer’s night dream. read more »

Old haggard poltergeist
Caught in bizarre ambush

Powers of twenty ravens read more »

The wind is East, the wind is West,
Blows in and out of haven; read more »