Best Deadly Nightshade Poems
Pale Horse and the Yellow Submarines...This year's Halloween edition....
"Pale Horse and the Yellow Submarines"
There approaches
One
Light bringer
rides a dead pony
a......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, halloween, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
Intoxicating Poison...Beauty bows and surrenders at her bare feet,
The gold glitters jealous of her glowing skin,
Her bright eyes light embers of passion within,
Men yield to her will!
W......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, addiction, analogy, death, love,
Form:
Sapphic stanza
Along With The Thunder...
Weightlessness
My soul floats "along with the thunder,"
Saturated with impending rain,
Scattered back throughout the earth,
Lost among ancient ruins and countless seas.
I awaken, feeling......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, deep, gothic, grave, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Bees Under Milk Wood : a Spell...
"Like a piece of ice on a hot stove the poem must ride on its own melting." Robert Frost
"Bees Under Milk Wood : A Spell"
Spider Web glis......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, romance,
Form:
Romanticism
Blitzkrieg : a Kookaburra Laughs...
“Now behind the eyes and secrets of the dreamers in the streets rocked to sleep by the sea, see the titbits and topsyturvies, bobs and buttontops, bags and bones, ash and rind and dandruff a......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, dark, destiny, dream,
Form:
Free verse
The Magical Forest...Walk along the leafy paths dappled with shade
turn over a rock or two and watch the scurrying
as little insects scatter looking for some covering
finding it underneath some sticks and a grass blad......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, nature,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
The Tree Hugger and the Lost Paradise...
"The Tree Hugger and the Lost Paradise"
They called her
the tree hugger,
her forest was full
of trees that watched
silently, they had
no mouth to speak,
rustling the......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, dark, light, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Indicium...black snakeroot, yew, cocklebur, poison (ivy, oak, parsnip, sumac, ryegrass, hemlock), blister bushes, daffodil, mayapple, lilium, jerusalem cherry, indian licorice, deadly nightshade, christmas rose......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, life,
Form:
Free verse
Poisons...Witches and warlocks gather around,
will give you a list of poisons abound…
Arsenic, Hemlock, Belladonna you know…
Add to your list, these below;
Purple Foxglove; Black Hellebore;
Deadly N......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, funny, holiday, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme
The Purple Belladonna...A demure damsel, her prussian blue eyes.
I astray all blurred, in subtle catalyze.
High cheek bones, beneath her caramel hair.
My purple veins pulse, in red wanton flare.
The pretty Belladonn......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, beautiful, betrayal, black love,
Form:
Rhyme
Deadly Nightshade...D on't do it
E ven the Gods will cry
A rt is only illusion
D espite your pain
L oneliness is human
Y ears melt to one
N o need to sip that cup
I nternal storms
G row into c......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, change,
Form:
Acrostic
Eve of Delight...hello, my name is deadly nightshade
and I bring the nightfall of scarlet fever
down the endless winding stairs
I am the cause of malice in Paris,
tentacle spectacle and bullet ballet
fear my en......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, dream, imagery, surreal,
Form:
Free verse
X-Mas List...Even Devils couldn’t tempt or soothe as sex and wealth they offer me.
These things are meager swings of mood – its witches' tools I want for me!
Henbane, hemlock, liverwort,
the left foot of a crow,
......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Deadly Nightshade...He lingers there, suspended in air
with one eye blue and one green,
bulbous nose, long pointed toes
and nails shaped like castor beans.
His see-through skin is so thin
it glimmers an eye-poppi......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, halloween,
Form:
Rhyme
Hamlet...And in mortal men
we often find, in the end,
we are our own mortality.
In that we drive the spitfire beast of ambition into the sun
to dance among stars
with the reins in our hands like firey wi......
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Categories:
deadly nightshade, allegory, death,
Form:
Free verse