2 result(s) for Coraline Poems.
These poems are completely original - not copied from anywhere. Feel free to use them however you want.
Whispers of the Feline
In shadows where the moonlight weaves,
The velvet paws of night deceives,
With emerald eyes that seem to see,
The secrets of ancient mystery.
A purring sage on windowsills,
In stillness, wrapped in twilight thrills,
They speak in gestures, soft and sly,
Of whispered realms that drift on high.
With tails that twitch, they weave a tale,
Of worlds unseen, where dreams set sail,
Each feline gaze, a sage's thought,
In quiet corners, wisdom caught.
They wander through the hidden spells,
Of other times and tangled wells,
Listen close, for if you dare,
A talking cat may share the air.
The Other Mother's Smile
In shadows deep, her grin does gleam,
A painted mask, a waking dream.
With buttons sewn where eyes should be,
Her laughter whispers, hauntingly.
A garden lush, a world awry,
Beneath her gaze, the flowers sigh.
The warmth a trap, so sweet, so vile,
Beneath her charm, lies dark denile.
For in her heart, the chill resides,
What love she gives, destruction hides.
Beware the pull of that strange light,
The Other Mother's smile, a snare at night.
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