Black Towers Poem by Rod M.Peters

Black Towers

Rating: 4.5


Oh… the stern looking scholars
In their long black gowns pondering
Over the numbers prime,
Over the mysteries of Time.

Oh… the drunken sailors staggering
Along ancient cobbled alleyways
Singing of love's cruel sport
In a wintry northern port.

Oh… the birds of prey perched
On their craggy outcrops
Sniffing at the still noon air,
An eye fixed on the rabbit's lair.

Oh… the schemers in their black towers
Hatching the egg of the dragon
Plotting to slay those sworn to set afire
Akhenaten's new empire.

Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: darkness,symbolism
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 27 February 2019

A poignant write. A vivid depiction of predators that create darkness. Great imagery.

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Dipak Adhya 27 February 2019

. Oh… the schemers in their black towers Hatching the egg of the dragon Plotting to slay those sworn to set afire Akhenaten's new empire... Good one

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Rod M.Peters

Rod M.Peters

San José, Costa Rica
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