Poems About: RAVEN

Raven is raging mad
At this cold weather, oh what a drag!
Shoveling this heavy snow
When he could be writing sonnets or even a haiku. read more »

What smile made this soul quiver?
Shiver on this day in her audible stare
Each fingertip touch made the world
Tremble at the thought of caressing read more »

She told me about
a dream she had
She swooped down to earth
And the Phoenix she did grab read more »

Raven speak of dark and dreary night
Wrapped in feathers of your fright
Orange moon of Saturn's beauty
Depressed thoughts of reality read more »

A Raven perches on the branch
and stares into my window
watches me sleep
watches me dream read more »

Have you ever seen a raven?
It is an immense bird.
Black as a stygian night,
Fearless and inspiring fear. read more »

Old haggard poltergeist
Caught in bizarre ambush

Powers of twenty ravens read more »

Vain her threat and earnest petition, Raven held her in his wrath
As the celestial Buddha once captured, fair 'Rokini' in his path

By his left hand (tremor shaken) Raven held her streaming hair read more »

Let there be a raven more...
Let it soar and fly.
Let there be a raven nor...
Let it circle by. read more »

Elijah's example declares,
Whatever distress may betide;
The saints may commit all their cares
To him who will surely provide: read more »

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