Thanks Ingrid you have reminded me of two crow poems I have written one for right here at #Dversepoets pub back when I first found my way here.
And a second from a few months before. I have included them both here in this post.
If what i have done here is plagiarism please let me know and I shall remove this post.
https://dversepoets.com/2021/05/18/poetics-poems-to-a-poet/
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A poem for Poe (and his raven)
Lenore, Lenore, Lenore is nevermore,
Her beauty will live for evermore
The darkness of griefs pain,
Arriving on raven wing,
It’s Madness nevermore a release.
Tap, tap, tapping at my my brain,
AS I sit napping and pounder,
#Dverse’s volumes of forgotten lore.
The ravens nevermore, nevermore,
Will remain burned
Here evermore, evermore
I my blackened heart.
© 18/5/2021 rogleach
I have been a fan of Poe’s raven for a while now. if you wish to here e really great rendition look up Omnia on you tube. they have put it to some rather stunning harp.
An addition of an earlier poem.
Written one cold hungover Sunday morning.
BREAKFAST
This poet wonders out,
Into the dirty grey of icy Sunday dawn,
Last nights’ wine still laying,
Thick on my mind,
The murder of crow’s shouts,
From Sleeping sycamore roost,
As breakfast they identify laying,
Dead in mornings frosty grip.
A yarn they squark, shout and yammer,
to the world of all bird kind,
Gull and raptor alike this poet does hear,
Hiding behind mighty oak tree he sees,
Crows and gulls tucking into frozen fox,
Red Kite overhead swooping in to join the feast,
Homes warm firelight calls the poet home,
away from the feeding frenzy,
As the first snow of the winter falls.
©19/02/2018 Rog Leach (first draft)
© 24/05/2022 Rogleach (second draft)
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