Haunted Haiku

Haunted Haiku

A Poem by MindaPowD
"

Inspired by two-sentence horror stories but told through the art of haiku.

"
Daunting haunts of ghosts
Residing in time not space
They're more scared of you

***

They murder me once
And then twice and thrice again
Yet I'm back ... again.

***

Tall, dead, and handsome
He has the eyes of a star
And limbs of a corpse

***

She runs with the moon
Saliva like warm diamonds
Dripping down her chin

***

Blood, sex, and desire
He lurks between light and dark
A bite worse than death

***

Wait till the dirt falls
Before you return to dust
You'll disappear soon

•••

"The knife," she said. "There."
She points down to the pool of blood.
"I don't remember."

***

Say her name three times
Looking into the mirror
She won't come ... will she?

***

You blame the monster
But is it inside of you?
Or on the surface?

***

© 2019 MindaPowD


Author's Note

MindaPowD
Is the haiku format effective?

My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

I quite honestly don't know. The very last one has the after "taste" - but has it the intent?

Posted 4 Years Ago



Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

13 Views
1 Review
Added on November 5, 2019
Last Updated on November 5, 2019
Tags: horror, scary stories, haiku, poem, ghosts

Author

MindaPowD
MindaPowD

IL



About
Writer of non-fiction, grew up writing fiction, dreamed of being Stephen King, forever seeking excellent ghost stories, ended up writing about cemeteries, now writing horror stories in the form of hai.. more..