Poems on the topic: siren

Poems on the topic “siren” on Poets.by.

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Andrew Hamlin

Haiku 12

Music from the church at this distance, I will hear only blended souls. What would Gang of Four say about this construction between me and freeze? Against unhappiness paprika on potato contends to the taste. An intimate act summoning optimism that I’ll see the moon. Not so much the wind as the shutter cord’s tapping, the ebb of sirens. Mill that fine, grinders!
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Sadcloudsonthemoon

Runaway Children

they were filled to the brim by the only good thing in their life they then overflowed creeping out windows in the dead of the raging night they breathed in the vapour relief relapsing amongst the towering trees the corner of metal houses were the closest thing to a hug the sirens went around posters crinkled in the wind "have you seen this broken child?" the screams still ring in their pierced ears now silenced by the peace
AnxiousAmy

Save My Soul

The iced winds calm my thoughts They crash on the cliffs The froth building upon impact Save my soul Help me out of this hole Alone with the storm, I clamber onto scraps of flotsam I yearn to yomp out of these gallows But you pull me back in Save my soul. The winds get wilder The waves stronger Untameable A pause. No wind. Peace.

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