dark poetry

  • The Widow’s House

    Black-laced branches, a cracked stone step, and a doorway barely touched by candlelight mark a house that does not wish to be fully seen.

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  • Maybe ghosts smoke too; something upstairs answers while the candle throws impossible shadows and the exhaled smoke never comes back out.

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  • The candle bows toward an empty doorway before she understands the old house is not as abandoned as it appears.

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  • By Candlelight

    At twilight, candlelight and cannabis turn an abandoned ivy-covered house into a place where smoke, grief, and old walls share the same air.

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  • Beneath the moon beside a house reclaimed by forest, a small flame and glowing ember make the night feel older than it should.

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