Short Tartarus Poems

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

With my Angels exorcised-
I Exercise my Devils
Daren't you guess what this implies?
In Evil doth I revel!

Shout and swear; curse and cuss
In the Bowels of Tartarus!
Sweet Lucifer! I do concur-
Heaven- it's just not for us!

© Just That Archaic Poet  

Expelled of Tartarus an angel rose
She from darkened shadows
Of chaos in a cyclone came
Above hell’s fire escaping flame
To reach to skies there overcast
And find a place there at last
Beyond the clouds of dark chagrin
An Eden’s place and smile again

© Richard Karr  

A methylated river flows
Through the verdant hills
It suffocates the pastures 
It maculates the mills

Its waters burn and blister
They torturously bend
To Tartarus below
They slavishly descend

I only hear the torrent
On certain times of year
When days are counted fewest
And Death is reckoned near

© David Vr  

I've sailed across the ocean
Seen Carthya march to war
I've battled against Kronos
Heard Oliver ask for more

I was Receiver of Memory
The Speaker for the Dead
I've been Ender's Shadow
Heard the Whisperer in my head

I've found a world inside a wardrobe
Borne the Burden all alone
I've fallen into Tartarus
Been orphaned without a home

You may call them fantasy
A fable, myth, or tale
And though it ends eventually
For a little time it's real

© Amice Writer  

As Hollywood
Casts its rectangular light,
A lighthouse without rotation
That warns no-one
As our ships are bashed
Against the rocks,
Sharp, jagged rocks
Of protruding buttresses
And ledges
In our fall down the shaft
To the center of the earth
To Tartarus
We silently applaud
As we enjoy,
As we are moved,
As the swell of the surf
Under our wooden ship
Washes us
With deep and deathly undercurrents
To ultimate doom
Against the rocks,
The jagged rocks,
Of this world.

© Daniel Human