The Raven Poem by Troy Clark And Neal Simons

The Raven



With black wings I fly,
With red eyes I see,
With the darkness flowing high above,
Death shall speak to me.

The flesh of the dead,
Is my carnivorous food,
I shall always fly in lands,
Where the dead shall brood,

I kaw the voices of the dead,
I am the eyes of the devil,
I spread the darkened wings of sorrow,
Bearing claws both curved and beveled,

I am the carrier of your soul,
Bringing you where darkness takes its toll,
I am the bearer of all that is dead,
I am the raven.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Triin Kann 07 April 2008

I like it. I like it a lot. Dark and mysterious...

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Janelle Morehart 25 April 2007

Odd that you should use a raven as a demonic symbol. A crow would actually fit it better, But again its not my place to judge. Another lovely write and I hope the others are just as good.

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