Short Scaring Poems
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camphor
disperses scent
warning, scaring, driving,
mosquitoes under fallen leaves.
fragrance.
I haven't seen you in quite awhile
Bit I see you are still scaring the
shark's away
By dipping your toes into the sea
Great
Are there ghosts in your mirror
I believe mine is haunted
In the dark I see their forms
Scaring me to death
Russell Sivey
Night
Dark, clear
Creeping, thundering, scaring
The people should be scared to roam at this time
Never ending, deadly, sneaking
Quiet, maniacal
Three goofballs in spooky display,
One with hat, other's fangs on play!
With faces askew,
They jump out and boo,
Scaring laughs than fear on the way!
The ghost tried scaring a man
Who had a well thought out plan
With a ghost buster machine
He grabs the ghost by the spleen
And created a new ghostly fan
Hairy Barry liked to have some fun
Scaring people he would make them run
His hunger he'd defeat
By a burger he would eat
So a scary, hairy, Barry bit a bun!
no more monsters under my bed
got rid of all the monsters
I don’t think any of them are dead
they won’t be scaring youngsters
maybe they’re swimming for lobsters
little girl of about nine is running alone in the marathon
two or three older women decide to keep keen watch
protecting her as best they can without scaring her
Thunders are
adult clouds
scaring little clouds,
children...
Lightnings are,
stretched out tongues of fire
in innocent celestial jokes...
Games of heaven ...!
His parents had a cow when he was born
a speech impediment made them forlorn
instead of a moo
he'd let out a boo
scaring the herd all night and morn.
10-23-17
There was a teen ghoul named McDimple
Who thought scaring kids would be simple
He'd moan and he'd groan
Just like he was shown
But the children just stared at his pimple.
Peace
safe, hope
loving, caring, yearning
respect, life, death, dread
hurting, scaring, blinding
danger, distaste
Hate
Pumpkin spreads dim light
All about the feared front porch
Where skeletons live
And path that leads to old tree
Delights in scaring children
Russell Sivey
A large green grootslang with giant tusks
shook down a bunch of red and yellow mollusks
hunted them down
Northeast of Gerogetown
Scaring sweet corn off of their stalks and husks
Outside my door, bats
They fly all around my house
Scaring away anyone
That comes near my place
Implanting fear in people
The bats are surely a bane
Russell Sivey
Frank N. Stein began to whine,
He has been accused of awful crime,
Scaring little kids in their bed,
Setting off metal detectors with his head,
He just might need a redesign.
Frank N. Stein began to whine,
He'd been accused of awful crime,
Scaring little kids in their bed,
Setting off metal detectors with his head,
He just may need a re-design.
BOO
B boo is beau beautiful derived from the French word
O one's significant other
O ordinary opened to verbal scaring
10/04/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018
Dear Maureen's poem is scaring us to pieces
With her verse bout the disappearing bird species
Makes us irate
Are we too late
Certainly, hope not for these ancient aerial sweeties
The pitch-black sky
Roars out loud,
Scaring the humans
Lurking around.
However, the danger remains hidden,
For it’s the flash, not the roar,
That destroys
Within no time save.
Creepy tale surrounds
Old wood house in the forest
Scaring visitants
Dare to visit surroundings
Searching romantic love thrill
Example For Enchanted House Contest
5-19-2016
Gloaming gone, gloom begins;
gabbling ghouls gyrate on
gargoyles, gawping with their
grim glaucous eyes, scaring
gravid girls, gormless boys;
goatish hooves gigue upon
gibbets, grave corpses jig.
/ behind the walls
i shall see the eyes
scaring,
running
weeping.
i shall see a doll
a ball
alone.
behind the walls
i shall see the moon
hidden by the clouds
behind the dark walls of the war./
Barn owl lands on the soft grass
With a giant whump
Scaring away mice and chipmunks
They scatter in many directions
A garter snake was not as lucky
He gets carried off in giant talons
Lunch for owlets