I hope to gather a bunch of Werewolf and Shifter Poetry here. Poetry, like other forms of Art, speaks with language of the soul, and captures things that words, used in a normal way, cannot. Thus The Werewolf and Shifter HandBook would not be complete without Werewolf Poetry.
Here I will archive poetry by or about Werewolves and other Shifters, and
poetry that evokes a "shifter-type" mood, also some humorous stuff and
basically any Werewolf poetry I can find. I'm especially interested in
poetry
that fits in both categorys, especially if it is about WereCreatures or
Animals. To send me your poems, email them to me at slathe@ksu.ksu.edu
and be sure to include:
1) Whether the material is copyrighted, and what the copyright should look like.
2) What name you wish the poem to be attributed to (such as your nickname, your real name, or "anonymous")
I've seen quite a lot of great WereCreature poetry, but, regrettably, did
not save much of it. I look forward to collecting some here. I'd also
like to
collect links (links to save me the disk space) to any Were-stories you
have posted on the net and would like this page linked to.
Lionel the Lycanthrope: a humorous poem about a Werewolf
Brief Windows I do not live in the front of my mind like other people do focused on the here and the now with little thought for other things. The front of my mind is busy - thinking many things and going through school and living in the same here and now that other people do it has shut me out. So I live elsewhere in the little shadowed corners of my mind cut off from the world. And sometimes thoughts come back to me from the front of my mind and I write them but it never comes out quite right. And I only see the world through brief windows gaps in the seething mass of thoughts in the front of my mind. And I look at the world and I laugh and I cry. Because the brief windows show me different things conflicting things they cannot all be in one world. So which world is real? out of the different worlds I see which are illusion and which is reality? Or are they all just dreams? views spun of madness a small mind trying and failing to grasp the multiverse. I have tried to ask the humans sometimes when I am in the front of my mind for a moment. I ask them which brief window is the true one for surely they know living as they do surely they can tell me which is real. But they will not tell me they think I am insane and perhaps I am. For none of them see the other worlds why do I? And the windows come and the windows go, and I am cast adrift in a sea of dreams until another opens. And I live in the little shadowed corners of my mind and I look at the world through brief windows and I laugh and I cry.
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