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Horror Sonnet Poems

These Horror Sonnet poems are examples of Sonnet poems about Horror. These are the best examples of Sonnet Horror poems written by international poets.


Blue Rose
I wonder, Little Eddie, hypnotized,
can it be true you felt no pain at all?
Ten years of age, a figure formed too small,
and that poor Roadster,...

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Categories: sonnet, abuse, boy, brother, children,



Premium Member The Soul of a Tyrant
A tyrant, though he’s feared, he also fears:
A symmetry of horror unites them all.
Unleashed, a dragon that forever nears,
And he, as all the rest, it...

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Categories: death, fear, hate, horror,

Repetitions - Apr 24
I’ve come to—k(now), the sobering conclusion
that I must be a lunatic; else what
sufficiently explains the smirking smut
clouding my judgment?—what viscous illusion—

outright{(diagnosable[,perhaps)delusion]},—
persuades me to heed your...

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Categories: sonnet, addiction, conflict, dark, desire,

Premium Member Brutus - Sonnet Version
"And you, Brutus?" And then was Caesar dead.
A moment's act and history's chapter done;
A moment's thrust and Caesar's life was bled,
And you the one that...

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Categories: anger, betrayal, death, history,

Some Where - Apr 12
Toppled by a bottle, collapsed upon
her painful past, asleep—but well awake!—,
unmoving, but for her mind stirred aquake,
the girl is yawning before her black dawn.

Alone, couched...

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Categories: sonnet, addiction, dark, death, drug,



Picking at Scabs - Apr 9
—it’s the black boil on bursting, boiling ribs—
on my midleft chest, brewing bungled churns,
[tighteningmybreath], again, again, it yearns,
it begs*, “just one (just two) more (well-earned)...

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Categories: sonnet, addiction, conflict, drug, growth,

The Smut - Mar 25,26
I sense here some things sinister—a scent
of sulphur, sulking in a sultry pit;
a serpent’s hiss, expressed from space unlit; 
a warm spell spilling from some...

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Categories: sonnet, addiction, corruption, dark, evil,

Divine Advocacy
Vicious hands of celestial unity 
The one that tries to rip away one's breath 
They that think they rule through eternity 
They that think they...

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Categories: anti bullying,

Premium Member Abra Macabre
When what I wrote is hard to read,
the crowd goes, Whoa, not touching that.
Perhaps someone should intercede
to edit out the ghoulish splat.

It’s not clear why...

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Categories: animal, horror,

Premium Member Insidious Hues
Between dusk and dawn lie vampiric hues,
they grow and become sticky on the skin;
Leaving a melancholic midnight bruise,
the day ends so another can begin;

Wandering beneath...

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Categories: color, dark, emotions, horror,

Premium Member Scares An American Sonnet
Tons of pineapples and mozzarella,
the perfect side for a scary movie;
Pie built out of two handed slices,
my mouth is already watering;

Stuck waiting nearly thirty minutes,
I...

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Categories: emotions, food, horror,

No One Is Looking
Cadence lowers its tenebrous tempo
Dulcet to a morose Memento Mori-bund
Lachrymose ribbon garnet fountain
Ruby rivulets in wine glass Chardonnay
Bubble floats to pop
Silence yet I sway

Miasma tang...

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Categories: art, beautiful, beauty, class,

Melursus Ursinus
Brown, terrifying, evoking horror.
It sleeps for winter: windless plus serene.
Eminently powerful explorer,
Now juddered in its reflective routine.

Winter’s wild violence ends—spring does chime;
ferocity dwindles, some circumvent.
The...

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Categories: adventure, sunshine,

Premium Member Resonance An American Sonnet
The resonance of the old vampire’s voice
holds the soul of the French Quarter;
Thick as a rich pot of red beans and rice 
just waiting to...

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Categories: dark, emotions, feelings, horror,

For Aaron Bushnell
Inevitably, tears of love, of sorrow,
tears that stem from my heart, flow
whenever I think of your sacrifice,
the ultimate payment of a high price.
You were a...

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Categories: courage, death, loss, love,


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