Corvus Poems - Poems about Corvus

...Seasons bring ... the nights, Machiavelli's Corvus corax or ravens, hints, rallies birds of good and evil, biblically, and birds of a feather, ominously, fed Elijah; 1 Kings 17: ... good, left N......Read the rest...

...Somber Rebellion Upon somber's horrid-rebellious fleet, Corvus and ravens are victims who plead, Nightmare which leeches through logic and glee, Conceals itself behind bleaks ominous screams. ......Read the rest...

...Self help addict needles unsuspecting reader Expounded late today April 27th, 2023 since being written countless years ago maybe a baker's dozen as thee doodling cock doth crow scouting abo......Read the rest...

...While Samson is swinging his jawbone There's a raven waiting on a tombstone The reaper digs graves for all the unknowns And the devil taps on his xylophone The blackbird taps out some epitaphs ......Read the rest...

...Brooding atop a cracked stone cross, the raven roosts in solitude... Ivory remnants of former souls drift restlessly beneath unkempt black soil, But the bird is their remorseful conqueror, And t......Read the rest...

...In the wink the suns rays turn black to silver In molten precision He leaps; hopping A mystic dance around his meal Cloaked in glistening pitch The whisper of each immaculate feather brushing ......Read the rest...

...Part 1 - A raven alone, ravaging around in the darkness..... i. Ultimately aware, suspense is such, though truly I am sensing, something dark diverting mind withdrawn, the silence muttered,......Read the rest...

...there’s no face appearing in the window as I stare through the whiskyfalls of the sun made of cucumbers that ticks in my sternum like a deathwatch so where’s my sagacity? – – lost somewhere in......Read the rest...

...The story of the thirsty crow, heard during school days as we grew... How best in it its wisdom used, to quench its thirst that summer day An efficient use of available resource, to realise a f......Read the rest...

...The jackdaw is a curious bird He hops and runs along, His genial “tchak, tchak” can be heard – Alas, he has no song. Why look these corvine birds so old ? Jet black and hooded grey, With ......Read the rest...

...She sleeps, her body lifeless in the ground, A distant echo of memory lost, And should her spirit ever dare be found, Be sure you know you alone bare the cost. For if her darkened heart should ever w......Read the rest...

...Through dense cocoons of swirling sleep and drapes of silent night, long winding dark brings shivers deep neath skies bereft of light. A haunting breeze begins to moan as age-gnarled branches cr......Read the rest...

...RAVENOUS The Corvus Corax, Traditional symbol of doom. Calculating and manipulative, the Raven builds her nest. Golden branches, silver twigs, opportunitively taken selfishly. G......Read the rest...

...Corvus corax with croaking cries Why look at me with one black eye? Your presence here I’d not request What seek you in black splendidness? Why perch you there on bended bough Hid beneath yo......Read the rest...

...Passerine in black Jousting for mid air order Murder in the skies http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/poetry-soup-8.php......Read the rest...