Sleepy Hollow Poems - Poems about Sleepy Hollow

Headless horseman came in the dead of night, but he made no sound. His stallion did though – it neighed and whinnied and twirled around. You must have been in Sleepy Hollow a relative said. He is more unimaginative than a skeleton dead....

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The day innocence disappeared As life was created down by the Sleepy Hollow The days of great sayings Children bringing up children We did okay for a time Sadly, maturity does what it always does Brings new horizons Sets new goals We were okay about it Others weren’t Maybe they couldn’t see beyond the hill Time moved on, and the bond was broken Years later, you found...

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Legend around these parts strike terror in some When I first heard it I swallowed my gum What was his name? I asked. No one knew He comes out at night in the fog of blue hue. He’s the ghost of a Hessian soldier all alone. Was beheaded in the Revolutionary war far from home. He rides in silence, striking people...

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An yawning chasm where I once held my heart; it's empty again....

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Waking, unto another day; trying to think of anything to say Going through the motions as a beta amid their little fish bowl Swimming in tiny circles empty walls past blurred glass; warped images Distorted reality hoping that whomever will pour a vile of white wine into my mind A cube of ice to chill it's pen alleviate the...

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International terrorists in a figurative sense and growing numb to this slaughter... Bewitched they believe that there is no god aside thee ? Fixations, fashioned figurines Chanting off with their heads the middle class row his Cu Clux Plan from her Southern poll ? Shouting someone get love's gun out of Bobbie Woe's hand; Guildman Saxe, these...

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nook tucked in shaded woodland cradle nestles in scrub-growth soothing wind sings lullaby in sleepy hollow...

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