The verse that would not fly.

The verse that would not fly.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

The verse that rode
on an idea crashed
into a sentence
pronounced dead
on arrival.
There was nothing
one could do
the flight of passage
could not leave
the ground airborne.
Heavy are the clouds
of thought that rained
on pages blank for
days and nights
until all was awash
in the silence of empty.
As the carriage of mind
carried on downhill,
the baggage of memories
seemed lighter
all the while
the man in the moon
looked on the pilgrim’s
travels on a word.

© 2019 andrew mitchell


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I saw that in the news; my condolences to you and yours. Lol
Awesome poem. I love it

Posted 1 Year Ago


andrew mitchell

1 Year Ago

Thank you King Sonnet Sami
Sami Khalil

1 Year Ago

Hehehe. You are welcome Emperor poet.
what a great metaphor...and you know i would appreciate this...not only the metaphor but the play on language, semantics, etc.
excellent.

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

You are too kind Jacob, thank you.

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

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