Wolfsbane Poems - Poems about Wolfsbane

...The Moon loves in lilac, sees in maroon, swathed in gossamer and thyme of galaxies, basking in the periwinkle pages of my bejeweled mind, as the night unravels a story written in powdered vermi......

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...The desolate perfection of solitude. The shiver of recognition that there is only one being on the mountain, and that’s you. The pine trees watch, the boulders brood, but there is no one there. The s......

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... “belles lettres” It’s a slow drifting off, that moment before you dive into the dark you surface to find a boat surrounded by shining pearls, Styx, a mirror......

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...It contains large quantities of the extremely toxic alkaloid pseudaconitine and is considered to be the most poisonous plant and one of the most poisonous in the world.In the past wolves and criminal......

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... There are werewolves among us, or so it is said. Not unlike what you conjure when you think “lycanthrope”. They plot and they scheme for the blood they will shed; they lurk in the shadow......

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... Modern day scoffers say, only the strong will survive That the weak will be eaten alive Only T-Rex, cold-blooded logic will thrive The talking serpents e-vol hiss, instincts of comp......

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...Arras seductive velvet plum Alike bewitched, beshrew Dispel this illusion Reluctant to unfold its spell Massy foliage threw Living spirit seer 8/6/2019...

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...My Father, See the little serpents slither Among the Wolfsbane, the Foxglove and the Daffodil My mother distains the creatures, And fears the beauty of my garden Though I see splendor in their ......

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...Bloom not, cruel wolfsbane In this forward spirit of mine Let the moon dim and wane For love has diseased my kind The girl was luscious in the wake Rising at break of dawn If only she knew I was a ......

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...black snakeroot, yew, cocklebur, poison (ivy, oak, parsnip, sumac, ryegrass, hemlock), blister bushes, daffodil, mayapple, lilium, jerusalem cherry, indian licorice, deadly nightshade, christmas rose......

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...Witches three and cauldron black Of spells and charms there be no lack At dark woods edge upon a bleak height Stoking the fire in the oncoming night Gray is the sky black tree branches bare t......

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