Skies like Ragnarök
written by: Daniel S. Liuzzi
@DanielSLiuzzi
Their silhouettes like veins in the eye
Naked trees stretching to the sky
The clouds turn the color of coal
The wind whips the trees like an angry troll
As the cold begins to lash
Flakes glide like ash
On the sod cried a crow
As the sun and trees begin to glow
The clouds black but the trees gold
The whirling wind biting cold
Uneasy clouds like a loch
These skies are like Ragnarök
Daniel S. Liuzzi, a Poet and aspiring writer from New York who is a lover of Sushi (anything Japanese really), Video Games and a good movie. Writes mainly Short stories of Strange Fiction, Fiction and Horror.
Daniel had two poems published in the June 2011 issue of the Taj Mahal Review and in the past contributed to Far Horizons E-mag.
Daniel is inspired by the works of Franz Kafka, HP Lovecraft and Vince Flynn.
Daniel had two poems published in the June 2011 issue of the Taj Mahal Review and in the past contributed to Far Horizons E-mag.
Daniel is inspired by the works of Franz Kafka, HP Lovecraft and Vince Flynn.
Latest posts by Daniel S Liuzzi (see all)
- The Lantern - December 14, 2018
- The Thing At The Piano - October 20, 2018
- The Angel In The City - August 26, 2018
