Horror Free Verse Poems
These Horror Free Verse poems are examples of Free Verse poems about Horror. These are the best examples of Free Verse Horror poems written by international poets.
The Jungle Untamed
“Wilderness has at once a mysterious beauty and horror entwined within. Human mind also harbours wild and tame urges. When wild urges take precedence, life...
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Categories:
animal, nature, scary,
The Jungle Untamed"Lost, in a fight for survival, a man refuses to succumb to a harsh wilderness." - quote by poet.
A great...
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Categories:
adventure, horror, imagery, nature,
The Wrong TrainLondon fog, harshly early with strained warning,
Looms all over the image of the hectic city
There’s the smell of mists and the taste of
Frozen rain gathered...
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Categories:
city, journey, london,
For Refaat Alareer, Palestinian Poet"There is a window open from my heart to yours." Rumi
See the splendor of pained poetic souls.
His words, soothing the pain,
yet like hurricane pounding...
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Categories:
memorial,
The medical gaslighting of a black womanIs to be pushed to the brink of psychosis
And to then be labelled mentally unstable
It is to ask for help and be met with...
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Categories:
death, discrimination, horror, mental
My Cooking Adventure
Today I declared war
on my own laziness—
no more delivery apps,
no more surrender.
I would conquer pasta.
First victory:
water bubbling on the stove.
Time to add salt—
but my hand...
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Categories:
cool,
Khia's CrusadeSaracen princess,
Blackened corridors bathed in honey hold you in high esteem as you dance in flickers, eyes raising the death toll every time you...
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Categories:
desire, family, metaphor, military,
The UK was never innocent just cowardlyThe uk is guilty too
Stop hiding behind America
You were involved too
It's time for you to take the stand
Reveal the blood on your hands
Accountability...
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Categories:
discrimination, history, prejudice, race,
Horror Poem Number TwoThe razor;
It slipped
Leading to
Unexpected consequences.
The redness
Splashed and spread,
Splashed and spread....
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Categories:
horror,
The Newness of NowNow is not categorized as such because it rose out of the sordid ashes of a yester-moment
Now is not classified as fresh because it arose...
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Categories:
confidence, courage, destiny, engagement,
The Wholly Incomprehensible
There we were
all lined up, the girls
dressed like little brides,
the boys in white shirts
and ties, hands joined
in a slow shuffle towards
the wholly incomprehensible.
At that age...
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Categories:
child, fear, religion,
Horror Poem Number OneDriving down the black tongue
Of the desert highway
Mirages rise
Like pools of water on the highway
Reflecting even the sky beneath
Suddenly, a darkness arises
A flatness on...
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Categories:
art, cry, horror, psychological,
What becomes of a world?The trees ache with a pain only those who have witnessed true horror
The swinging rope moping for it had been turned to a killer...
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Categories:
discrimination, family, funeral, metaphor,
Stillbirth Memories of 1987Within my own axis,
It did not slant
It did not drizzle.
The void shunned the grey clouds.
Lightning was rare.
Thunder turned mute.
Leaf-tops shook with the sleepiness of
Shameless drunks,...
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Categories:
community, growing up, sunshine,
Aftermath: Part-IIThey all witnessed the horror with their eyes
While this poet was horrified from what I saw on TV
Families stuck between the flood water, holding each...
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Categories:
nature,