Short Glowered Poems

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Moon and Night

There was a battle 
Between darkness and light
The moon and the night
As hard as it fought
Night was no match
The stars glowered in envy
Eclipsed by her outreaching glow
For the moon reigned over all
As if a lighthouse 
Hung in the heavens
Shedding her light 
To guide lost souls


Premium Member Creepiest Smiling Jack

Creepiest smiling jack
Glowered at those who saw
Rang a bell for those who listened
Rubbed the knee of those who felt

Creepiest smiling jack
One of the last carved pumpkins in the field
Waited to be adopted, to no avail.
Left alone in the field by those with no imaginations or hearts

The Hurt

She peered out from the safety of her closet
Hardly daring to breathe lest he hear her
His footsteps echoed loudly in the hallway
The worn wooden planks feeling his anger
He entered the room barking her name sharply
Beads of sweat formed on her head while she hid
The door screeched open, he glowered down at her
His body filled the doorway with darkness
She shrank back into the shadows of her mind

Premium Member Blood Born

Raven eyed the moon glowered
in an anthracite sky 
bleeding onto an India-ink stage
where Valkyrie’s pluck 
dead heroes to Valhalla. 

Wolf winds howl the ravished sight.
Rent storm with fang and claw.
Purge the all too monochrome plight
with the Bloody born.

Harken the twisted neck of owl
observer of raven eyed moon.
Mourn the passing of the faint of heart
for they've met their foreshadowed doom.

Premium Member girl and bear

they glowered at me as I came over the hill
I could see the bear and the girl were both angry still
Not sure what I did, but they gave me horrible looks
I wanted to crawl inside one of those fantasy books

I said “hello” but the girl did not give me anything but a stare
There was a low menacing growl from her pet, the mean bear
I would have been fearful if the growl had come from the girl
She is the meanest of the two, said my cousin Pearl
Form: Rhyme


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