Maw Poems - Poems about Maw

• The filthy rat that was living in my walls • Had left the house before the rain fell • When it left, in its maw • It carried a rusty old bell...Read the rest...

faerie boy and his snail rabbit had a rather lovely habit of traveling at night in the woods doing what others wished they could they were not seen by human beings light and lithe, fully playful and fleeing we empaths sensed...Read the rest...

A raw red crater of hunger; the clacking tongue a buckram spear shaken at all comers. The gulls mouth is the gull, the gullet is the gull the torso, the snowy pale blue plumage, that dark under-feathering all the body of the...Read the rest...

For Those Thrust into War's Maw by Michael R. Burch This poem is dedicated to Harvey Stanbrough, an ex-marine who was nominated for the 1999 Pulitzer Prize and has written passionately and eloquently about the horror...Read the rest...

In fields of green you cannot be seen. At night you wait while your targets prepare their plates. A combat knife you have. for tonight there will be a blood bath. All the terror you will...Read the rest...

It's been two years today, since you went away. Life without you, just isn't the same. I would give anything to see you again. Fly high my angel in heaven....Read the rest...

The maw of war opens signs the sepulcher of promise denotes a rose bleeding all those who suppose in time battle axes and saviors bite the head of the snake drooling gibberish of bravery drained batteries on mobiles an old man pants...Read the rest...

winter's maw ...Read the rest...