Tentacled Poems - Poems about Tentacled

...Written By: D. Collins 6/21/25 The longevity of hate has a wide-ranging girth. It lies dormant for a while then has a drastic rebirth. Since the 12th centu......

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...Phobia? Irrational? When was that the case? Empire, art thou factional? Fractioned by the chase? Satisfaction? Where to find? Thousand-faced, age-lined? Freedom lurking in thy mind? How the ......

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...Shattered, A city skyline weeps within Tendrils of the deep A broken world, time's cruel grin. The compass needle spins insane Lost in a dreamscape's refrain Echoes of what was Whispers in ......

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...Sea surreal in darkest nets Nocturnal-ness in jaws and tentacled breasts still the thrill, breathless at my thoughts the sea - a catch The sea a catch, oh my stars that settle like flickering ......

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... The silence can seem cold and detached, like a balloon or bubble in space. An Avatar with no face. But also......

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...Even leaning, with fright's hand In the mouth clenching. Upsplashed of an unfathomable Woe, foreseeable. On edge, more breathless, till Mind, in giving way Slime-tentacled, squeezed of whose ......

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...We four men raise our hands with blood lacerated to be written upon a book named doom. Whose words bring that which was grasped and phased into our minds by ghoulish men with scales in their hearts a......

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...We are of One Mind - a tentacled, ethereal monstrous mind, not inherently vicious but nevertheless prone to random acts of terror. One Mind swims, slips through your time and......

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...A night tide expels it, leaves it wallowing. Salt has blistered, nippers gnawed. The carcass tumbles. Tattered flesh flaps, bone snaggles bone. A figure emerges, as if a mangled perso......

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...Poems about Fathers and Grandfathers I I translated the first six Native American poems for my father when he chose to enter hospice and end his life by not taking dialysis … Cherokee Travele......

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...'Starfish!' said I, 'thing of a moray eel.' Be it black ocean space; Or in the breathing coral seas; Back into my memories squiding; To warn me about the sea turtle; The cetacean coral reef cr......

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...Sunset by Michael R. Burch This poem is dedicated to my grandfather, George Edwin Hurt, who died April 4, 1998. Between the prophecies of morning and twilight’s revelations of wonder,......

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...I walked without her through a tentacled forest. Skulls broke beneath butters. A scarlet-and-gold clad Legionnaire, unequipped for darkness, richer than Deutsch chocolate. A lance bogged in moist mar......

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...Epitaph for a Palestinian Child by Michael R. Burch I lived as best I could, and then I died. Be careful where you step: the grave is wide. Autumn Conundrum by Michael R. Burch It's n......

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...To a Daughter More Precious than Gems by Otomo no Sakanoue no Iratsume loose translation by Michael R. Burch Heaven's cold dew has fallen— and thus another season arrives. Oh, my child living ......

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