The shudder in the stutter!

The shudder in the stutter!

A Poem by andrew mitchell

It was customary
for the sun's rays
to slant through
the closed window
where trapped thoughts
were entertained
in today's daydreaming.
Engrossed by the
life of fire's flames,
on the mantle piece
the clock strikes twelve;
I am not moved,
while the flames wave
to a veil of white
for I seemed
to have lost
my shadow on
reflection.

© 2020 andrew mitchell


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The veil of white and the clock chiming twelve give this piece an eerie ghostly feel Andrew. A visual piece with added chills.

Chris



Posted 5 Years Ago



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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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