Poems About: RAVEN

Don't punish me hard
I am too young to die
I recall my birth
The day is not too old read more »

Drunk on drunken kisses wild and wet,
flushed your face, your body wedged with mine,
fingers gently eloquent we let
tongues and even sweeter parts combine. read more »

So it seems, Raven Site was home to Anasazi
An ancient people vanished unto time,
My eyes did view their ruins with dismay,
appalled by restorations disarray-- read more »

Loneliness comes on midnight winds,
To light upon your shoulder.
And the hours grow long, the night, black
Illuminated by the stark white faces of lost loves. read more »

The raven walked up the handrail to where he would hop onto the low
branch of the tree. He turned around, cocked his head, then looked at
me. A drop of rain fell on his beak. He shook it off and then he glanced
toward the sea. A wall of rain was coming our way so he walked deeper read more »

In burning shades of red,
The sun will shed its light,
And fade through whispering clouds.
As night whisks in, so proud, read more »

The roof of dreams crashed on my head,
up-puppeting me to an ash dawn
as my window-frames St.Vitus danced.
By breakfast it was World News read more »

In three years, three maids
Have haunted, phantomwise
My soul throughout the night. read more »

Oh Raven black with pearly eye
You come to watch the living die
You perch amid this graveyard scene
The silence broken by your scream read more »

I cannot wait for him to return,
With raven hair, and skin of gold

I cannot wait for his love tonoght, read more »

Raven coloured spiders
crawl inside my eyes,
fingering my thoughts,
with their black, extended legs.... read more »

Black as the night
The raven takes flight
With eyes as black as coal
A single glance can steal your soul read more »