Long Basilisks Poems
Long Basilisks Poems. Below are the most popular long Basilisks by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Basilisks poems by poem length and keyword.
The labyrinth of the mind transforms into a somber temple, where glyphs of thought intertwineThe labyrinth of the mind transforms into a somber temple, where glyphs of thought intertwine,
And beneath the dome of the nocturnal sky, hearts like ancient scrolls unfold and burn in incantations.
The only enclosure where man...
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Categories:
basilisks, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Phoenix RisingA mysterious chamber lies hidden deep within;
Where fire breathing beasts skirmish, wreaking chaos,
And basilisks slither in a cesspool of mass confusion.
Facing the creatures of darkness is a daunting endeavor:
Neither easy nor comfortable,
Yet must be entered...
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Categories:
basilisks, words,
Form:
Free verse
The Legend of KyivHow is it possible?
A flag colored of freedom, turns on brothers of old like Cain and Abel.
Stones turn to bullets as white flashes of a muzzle turn heads from blue skies to red rubble.
East to...
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Categories:
basilisks, betrayal, corruption, destiny, inspiration, war,
Form:
Free verse
City of LightThis beautiful breathtaking city is not near the sea
It is in the sea
Like Venice it has sublime majesty
With water channels stretching for infinity
But with one difference while in Venice people travel by boat
The one used...
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Categories:
basilisks, appreciation, city, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
The Hostile WhorlsI
king of the hostile quasar !
stelliferous beast without origin
anechoic void-crown usurper of the throne without end
upon a tundra in the cosmic septentrional :
fantastically obscure to the naked human eye
and...
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Categories:
basilisks, angst, dark, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
The Lake That Ate MeI Almost drowned,
which is to say,
I fell upwards into a darkness
that contained no earth or sky.
Ten years old and a strong swimmer,
but that lake only buoyed up
its own natatory denizens,
it allowed some to swim,
some...
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Categories:
basilisks, poetry,
Form:
Blank verse