The Black Angel
A Poem by Paul Bell
The full moon rises giving light to the shrouded figures sat motionless deep within the woodsThe Circle begins to stirStrange chants in the dead of night give way as the Black Angel rises from her sacred graveThe Circle entwined, taking power from her inner beingA virgin is sacrificedOr would have beenFor this is Britain todayWhere virgins just don’t grow on trees, woods or no woodsTotally disgusted with the lack of morals in Britain She ups sticks Directed by a powerful red lightShe heads off to Amsterdam.
© 2018 Paul Bell
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Interesting, the way the poem seems to twist into a totally unexpected angle halfway through the spooky tale (I was about to hop into the kitchen, get my popcorn) I really like where the conclusion took me (pun unintentional) Loved the wordplay in the concluding lines. The message too!
Posted 7 Years Ago
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7 Years Ago
Just when you thought it was safe to play in the woods.
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7 Years Ago
I usually don’t venture there Paul. And now I’m totally spooked!
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7 Years Ago
I live with the three bears, so it's home to me. lol
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7 Years Ago
Sounds cozy then! I hope the Black Angel doesn’t turn up for dinner Haha!
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Added on October 21, 2018
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Paul Bell
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I like poetry and stories that tell me something.
Sometimes the shortest poems hit the hardest.
If I post something serious, don't worry, a funny poem will follow. Don't hesitate to tell me if my po.. more..
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