Edgar Allan Poe Poem by The Aversed

Edgar Allan Poe



Ere you see a crow, a tree
Damage to the mind and sod, even now he isn't free
Garden green and berry blue
A world entirely unknown to you
River mountains hills and lakes

A crow stands brooding as dawn breaks
Lime and tin, copper to coal
Living down under there is a mole
Eaten, torn, destroyed decayed
Neutrons, protons, begin to fade

Pen and cloak will rule his days
Oh madness, madness, came and stayed
Even now the crows eyes blaze

Monday, June 12, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: madness,mountains
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