Where poets once dreamed of angels.

Where poets once dreamed of angels.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

Ghostly shadows chill the bones
memories lie over moss covered stones,
off with his head was all that he said
to the past, a voyage home.
Claw marks scratch the inner walls
dig the open earth, hear nature calls
Swirling echoes in mind in tune
with the spiralling of shadows and ghosts all groomed
their gravity pulls you in...
where poets once dreamed of angels undead
the book is  now closed. 

© 2019 andrew mitchell


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The end of the story as a poets life has come to a close

Posted 1 Year Ago


andrew mitchell

1 Year Ago

Thank you PB ….

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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