The wall.

The wall.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

We were all
a well structured community,
some of us even stood tall.

And I was never alone,
in fact, I fitted right in,
just like the rest of them


being another stone in the wall,
and the best part
we all got to share mortar.

Yes! Yes! Yes!
All we need now is a window
maybe even a door,
but what are we supposed to know.
We’re all just another
brick in the wall....

Waiting to be climbed,
or even torn down,
maybe even scribbled on.

© 2018 andrew mitchell


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love that graffiti...just another brick in the poem...

maybe we are all that...all of us poets...Hey Muse, leave us kids alone.

Posted 7 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

7 Years Ago

Lol thank you for your words Jacob

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

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