Darkness, By Lord Byron

This poem by Lord Byron is based on the theme of an apocalyptic end of the world which was published as part of the 1816 The Prisoner of Chillon collection.

Playdate

The children aren’t safe when “it” is around.

I Felt A Funeral, In My Brain, By Emily Dickinson

This poem gradually expands to probe cosmic mysteries whose answers only come in the form of silence.

The Creep

When the creep comes to town, no home is safe.

Hallow Of Toska

I find myself a wicked place, where darkness marked it “home”…

2021 Halloween Submission Period

It’s that time of year again and we are now accepting horror submissions up to the week of Halloween. We accept flash fiction, short stories, and horror poems.

Perfect Recall

When things are perfect you can recall the infinite memories lost to time.

We Do Not Die

When you slip into a life of the mundane, it often feels as if you can’t escape the shackles of your own making.

एक पंछी हू मैं (I Am A Bird)

With our first Hindi poem, we explore the feelings of wanting to fly while fighting the fear to do so.

The Doers Have No Home Here, Or Home of the Dreamer

To the sun we look so it may banish the darkness within us.

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