Dark Superstition Poems
These Dark Superstition poems are examples of Superstition poems about Dark. These are the best examples of Superstition Dark poems written by international poets.
OrwellThree thirty two am one of those nights again
Is there someone drilling inside my head?
Beyond ridiculous
No matter what position I put myself in I can...
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superstition, celebrity, conflict, culture, dark,
SuperstitionRinging in the ears.
Bring on anxiety and tears.
Imagined that you hear someone call out your name after dusk.
Vampires are zombies of the dust.
Dogs scratching at...
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superstition, dark, silly,
The CatThe Cat
Sleek and soft,
with mighty..., fierce claws.
Not a friend to birds,
of any kind.
Mischievous, carnivorous,
and a wanderer of the dark.
Yet...
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superstition, addiction, animal, cancer, candy,
Vampires Are Such Fragile CreaturesVampires
by Michael R. Burch
Vampires are such fragile creatures;
we fear the dark, but the light destroys them...
sunlight, or a stake, or a cross—such common things.
Still, late...
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superstition, dark, death, gothic, halloween,
Like Angels, WingedLike Angels, Winged
by Michael R. Burch
Like angels—winged,
shimmering, misunderstood—
they flit beyond our understanding
being neither evil, nor good.
They are as they are...
and we are their lovers, their...
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superstition, body, dark, evil, grave,