Street Lamp

Street Lamp

A Poem by Mary Bosworth

Voices coagulating into agreement
and silences darkening into oblivion
as closing pubs vomit their crowds
into dimly lit streets -
tired journeys breaking to a halt!

You are intrinsically sad
as a street lamp touches the tips
of graveyard headstones
through the shade of dark forest trees.

All horizons
dumbstruck as men
watching, passively, the crevice
of every secret exchange
between man and his environment.

© 2014 Mary Bosworth


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Awesome!
Oh to be a street lamp on a corner or a fly in the wall.
The things that are observed...

Posted 11 Years Ago


Interesting piece of work. enjoyed reading it!

Posted 11 Years Ago


An excellent poem..........your poetry is always wonderful,

Posted 11 Years Ago


This is a beautiful poem......

Posted 11 Years Ago


Voices coagulating into agreement
and silences darkening into oblivion
as closing pubs vomit their crowds
into dimly lit streets -
tired journeys breaking to a halt!
I loved reading this one...a powerful piece... :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


This was a wonderful poem!

Posted 11 Years Ago


"Voices coagulating into agreement
and silences darkening into oblivion
as closing pubs vomit their crowds
into dimly lit streets..."

Awesome use of metaphors, Mary! I never thought of pubs that way...very impressive!


Posted 11 Years Ago



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Mary Bosworth
Mary Bosworth

Ottawa, ON, Canada