Dormammu Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Dark Dimension

Could I simply call it hell?
Wherein every evil dwell...!
Does there ring a constant knell?
Don't matters midst men go well...?

Dormammu ruled Multiverse,
By bitterness turns a curse;
Strange, and yarrow-like itchy,
In which each cell gets pitchy...!

It's a game like games by gods,
When and where they win all odds; 
Ant-man and wasps have been keen,
tricks of Kaecilius, seen...!

Rifts, trials, and tests, genuine, 
Though seemed a heavenly sign; 
Enters Wilkes in entire wrath,
Attacks sanctums in his path...! 

Kaecilius breaks the spell,
Empowers himself as hell; 
Beats, meters of mystic arts,
By this, does he break art hearts...???

Hooks and crooks, seen all around,
Rhythm does not round so sound;
In the dark, the world is drowned,
Will, now, Dormammu, get crowned...? 

Umar, Clea, Piper Jack,
Like arrack-nuts soon get crack; 
Lo, like the Constellations, 
Frenzy freezes all nations...!!!


15 January 2023 
Dark Dimension Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori

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