Black Poem by Kostas Lagos

You described black with great metaphors and that's what make this poem very special. Full *****

Kostas, I kind of like this, but 'WHERE'S MY FLASHLIGHT! ! ? ? ' I once moved a tarantula, I'd found in New Mexico, several hundred feet in its native habitat, but later thought I may have moved it too far from its home. ; (

'Tarantulas give some people the creeps because of their large, hairy bodies and legs. But these spiders are harmless to humans (except for a painful bite) , and their mild venom is weaker than a typical bee's

BLACK is the perfect title for this eerie poem. A darkly mysterious tone adds such great suspense. Love every single line!

I cite your two last lines, dear Kostas: 'Forbid the stars to shine echoes the owl's chant' Indeed BLACK. TOP Marks for this cute poem. I have enjoyed tremendously!

Black was never so beautifully felt. Nice poem

A brilliant and vivid depiction of utter bleakness and a state of complete desolation. Amazing poem.

This is a different poetic language, deeper and richer than the superficial one, indicating a rich and creative poetic experience.

Σπάνιες ποιητικές εικόνες, λίγοι ποιητές τις προσεγγίζουν· είναι η αληθινή πραγματικότητα της ζωής, ή το κρυφό της πρόσωπο, σύμβολα με πολλαπλές σημασίες. Πόσο χαίρομαι που σας γράφω στην όμορφη, αυθεντική σας γλώσσα· είστε ένας καλός ποιητής.

Rare poetic images, few poets approach them; they are the true reality of life, or its hidden face, symbols with multiple meanings.