In the mire, rustle dead thoughts.

In the mire, rustle dead thoughts.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

His mind in the mire
cobblestones lie
where footsteps
once tread.
How mists seep
through sleepy hollows
with eye sockets empty
the leaves shiver
on the graveyard wind
while tree roots scurry
for what was his....
the church bells ring.

© 2017 andrew mitchell


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Spooky, haunting, excellent! Great Poe-esque imagery of gloom and doom...yes, we are all fodder for the tree roots after all...Happy Halloween Andrew! Perfect.

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

Thanks Annette, happy Halloween too!😳

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

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