The forest was her throne with a crown, of sticks and stone
jewels, lay in the dirt where the seeds of fern would grow.
The trees remained her castle towers, kept safe inside the moat,
her hollow voice spoke as the wind and to the river's ends she follows.
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Saturday, February 8
Saturday, December 14
My Own Backyard
It was like, no it was a dream,
The vividness is lingering.
As horror in our thoughts or not,
Gave way to dawn and drawn out plot.
The little ones were angels then.
They are now and will be again.
The vividness is lingering.
As horror in our thoughts or not,
Gave way to dawn and drawn out plot.
The little ones were angels then.
They are now and will be again.
Monday, April 30
Poetry Month 2012: "Spaces In-Between"
Sometimes we get so wrapped up with all our
to-dos and to-dont's and obligations and obsessions
that we forget about our hopes and dreams
and especially the spaces in-between.
You can't get from point A to Z
without the twenty-four other letters.
So take all the steps,
even the ones you you're not likely to remember,
because without them there would be no ripples
and those across the ocean would never know you were there.
Monday, April 23
Poetry Month 2012: Shakespearean Sonnet
Inspired by one of the scenes from my novel Oblivion.
You have hair as black as a raven's tail,
how could I not think you were a demon?
With golden eyes assuming I will fail,
but no, I now know that I will not run.
This cathedral is full of the shadows,
This cathedral is full of the shadows,
the ones that I foolishly created.
You mere spirit from the path that I chose
cannot understand how long I've waited.
Not empty words, nor this darkness outside
could shake me from all that I believe in.
You could have been truthful, you could have lied,
neither will change this remission of sins.
Words from a cat are merely a token
of how Hell wished that I could be broken.
Monday, April 16
Monday, April 9
Poetry Month 2012: Acrostic Limerick
Monday, April 2
Poetry Month 2012: Haiku
Monday, September 12
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