Calliope’s Plight
byCalliope whispered, Her back screaming, on fire Flesh tightening, twisting She grimaced and pulled closer A pillar and her strong grip The only things…
Pagan poetry are poems about ancient heroes, battles, culture, lifestyle, and any other aspect of Pagan civilizations or populations. It is also the home of poetry about the unexplained or mysterious.
Calliope whispered, Her back screaming, on fire Flesh tightening, twisting She grimaced and pulled closer A pillar and her strong grip The only things…
Three Strikes and You Wake Up in Hell He hissed while passing close to me, “…Sorry Mate, but that’s strike three…” How strange,…
Building a Mystery It begins with the little things Shadows in the corner A quick glimpse and then nothing Observed, perhaps Too much uncertainty…
Monuments to the Dead As the hour grows late The silence of solitude Interrupted, By the haunting creak That telltale squeak, Of an…
Taste the flower While in the shower The magic power Happy hour Gleeful colors Joyful lovers Sometimes others To discover Moving pictures Missing…
What’s the price to buy your soul? Asking for a friend; as that’s my role Think of me just like your waiter Ignore those…
The Lady of the Moon To all things, she’s attuned Always smiling And quite beguiling Looking down On the world around Her nightly journey…
He stares at his hand, sweat forming on his brow as he considers the word… Palmistry – interpreting the lines, examining the swirls, seeing…
The summoning Bubbling, bubbling, skies are troubling Cauldron simmering, potion shimmering A root of mandrake, dug in the dark Mistletoe and Druids bark Two…
The dark half divided Eyes focusing on the light That which is trapped awaits Spring cleaning Winter passing The great Wheel turns Spring on…