Horrifying Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Premium Member BREAKING POLITICAL MEDICAL NEWS AND HORRIFYING CONSEQUENCES!

BREAKING POLITICAL MEDICAL NEWS
AND HORRIFYING CONSEQUENCES

It’s evident that
The POTUS requires urgent
Mind-dialysis:
Removing bigotry and 
Political injustice!

Otherwise, justice 
And democracy will die 
From his bigotry: 
Leaving behind a nation
Ruled by bloody oppression!

And this just came in!
Throughout the country today,
Gas stations closing:
Driverless electric cars,
Populating the highways!

    ``````Meanwhile`````` 
          .               .
        .                   .
      .                        .

Eulogy

Blooded.

Trail.

Broken.

Bones.

Hearts.

Horrifying. 

Screams.

Vengeful. 

Spirits.

People.

Murderous.

Intends.

Treacherous.

Emotions. 

Here lies.

Lies.

Love.

Here rests.

Joy.

Memories.

Rest.

Peace.

John Doe.

Premium Member Getting Over a Horrifying Experience

Agonizing  s h r i e k s
kept on defying babe's sweet sleep
as restlessness prevailed
over his calm countenance
while spastic limbs turned into a wild frenzy...

Then suffocating terror would attack
my mother's heart
echoing helplessness'  s c r e a m s
since child's seizure seemed to paralyze me
torturing my mind, leaving me horrified...

Such gripped me for almost two years~~~

Now, I thank God, the peace-Giver
for victoriously conquering my fears
empowering me prayerfully to face fright's monsters
while overcoming torturous scenes of motherhood-woes
as the special child in our orphanage
champions faith midst miraculous healing.


Premium Member Horrifying Brains

Horrifying Brains

Surprise!

 &

FEAR

Differ Only

In Their 

Psychological

Effects.

-Gray Squirrel

10-05-2024

Premium Member Horrifying Turkeys

they come holding axes
horrified turkeys know
farmer grabs one
barnyard goes wild
why can't they eat carrots?

One Horrifying Rainy Day

One rainy day,
I was walking along the way.
I was very scared,
because someone came having beard.
He came up to me,
and asked who is she?
He pointed towards a girl,
who was a golden pearl.
Her name was Sharry,
She was dressed like a fairy.
She was my friend,
she was standing at the street end.
I had no idea who was the man?
he had a strange eye and he was holding a red can.
I tried to run,
but the man was standing at my front.
He took out a knife,
but I ran back to my home alive.
I looked out of my door,
but Sharry was not there anymore.
I closed the door,
and sweep my floor.
Suddenly there was a knock at the door.
I peeked out of the window,
and saw a shadow.
It was the man,
having Sharry in his hands.
I told everything to my mum,
then she took out a metal fake thumb.
We tossed it out,
and the man ran with loud shout.


Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace