Short Pitch Blackness Poems

Short Pitch Blackness Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pitch Blackness by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pitch Blackness by length and keyword.


Beacon

“Beacon”
by Positive Mark

You’re a beacon, calling to me from a sea of pitch blackness.

Shine a bit brighter, please,

and bring me on home.


Premium Member Glorious Decay

Gaze upon the glorious decay.
Gaze upon the glow of pitch blackness.
Cut through the flames, Sword of Hades.
Grow tall and strong my flower,
O’ Blackened Sunflower.
Decay of flames, my Sunflower. 


Inspired by my poem “The Black Sunflower” 3/5/2026
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Form: Other

Premium Member The Black Sunflower

Death,
Shine down.
Orange moon,
Broken vessel.
Burn bright my flower,
O’ Blackened Sunflower,
Grow and consume, drink all life.
That beautiful withering void.
Gaze upon the glorious decay.
Gaze upon the glow of pitch blackness.
Cut through the flames, Sword of Hades.
Grow tall and strong my flower,
O’ Blackened Sunflower.
Set your heart ablaze,
take back your throne.
Roots, take hold.
My king,
Death.
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Form: Nonet

Premium Member The Darkness At Noon

As the moon passes over the sun
the earth to darkness is plunged
in olden times people were in fear
thinking this is the world's end

Pitch blackness covers the earth
day and night are now reversed
no bird songs now can be heard
just an ominously deep silence

slowly so slowly the light returns
a collective sigh of relief from all
today is not yet the world's end
just an eclipse of startling magnitude

05/07 2014

contest The Darkness at Noon
Form: Verse

Incandescence

From the pitch-blackness of the night city lights glow like yellow stars gorging dollops of dark matter from an artificial universe. Where luminescence disappears then reappears differently in magnitude and location Each having their own tales to tell both real and imaginary. Dawn arrives and they fade from view their nightly relevance worthless in a world of bright beginnings until diurnal hours wind down and their brilliance shine once again.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Full Darkness, No Stars

You walk outside and are struck
by the velvety blackness
you recall with bitterness
the night bringing that black buck

Yes he wooed her away
carried her off in darkness
no stars just a pitch blackness
in his bower with her lay

It was full darkness, no stars
my heart filled with bleakness
body shaking with coldness
trapped inside these steel bars

Beware the angel of dark
do not approach in blindness
take care to see it's grossness
be touched not by it's mark

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