Reclaiming nature poetry one tree at a time
Poem – “Persephone”
Poem: Nothingness
Poem : The Perfect Book
Poem: Just You and Me (The Wedding Song)
Poem: Lexicon
In which the substantial gulf between words and feelings is breached by the Night Creatures Today's poem is one that was written as the starting point for a collection; a challenge to gather up all the bright scraps and interminable threads of thoughts, feelings and experience to weave them into something substantial and beautiful that… Continue reading Poem: Lexicon
Poem: Domesticity
Poem: “Headache”
Thud of thumbs. Thought comes, Leatherslick clings the glooping mud crumbs. Stride strained, summoning natural progression From restraint. Make out shape, delineate form From thick static swarming, its wire wool cringing At the fringes to lace. Holding down, from the monastical crown to The hinge moan that leads one to suspect Anxiety rooted at the… Continue reading Poem: “Headache”
Poem: “Letters, Texts, Words”
In which the Night Creatures recall old lovers with bittersweet pangs Brown Fountain Pen by Pixabay Today, we would like to present a poem borne of the romantic nothings between lovers in the midnight hours. For it is often night when we recall such tender times long gone, and whether with bitterness, regret, joy or… Continue reading Poem: “Letters, Texts, Words”
Poem: “The Dark Dipped House”
In which the Night Creatures speak in whispers of the haunted past Today we have reluctantly agreed to revisit a poem which conjures up an uncomfortable memory of the past. The Night Creatures assure me that the best way to rid oneself of fear is to face it headlong. Even if it does have a… Continue reading Poem: “The Dark Dipped House”








