Through a passage of grey.

Through a passage of grey.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

Solidified times lie
on grass mowed grounds,
tombstones laugh on lives spent
celebrating the afterlife
exchanging memories
now entombed
between moments lost
from yesterday
to the now of today,
they look on in stony silence.

© 2019 andrew mitchell


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I could be so far off

But i feel this is about the lack of remembrance that humanity has to anything that was once great.
We live in greys now and lack that color
We let it all die and walk pass all those graves



Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

Thank you for your words my friend, yes you are right, and I'm just looking from a tombstone's persp.. read more

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