During the wick of one's life.

During the wick of one's life.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

In the mind's chamber
where lamps and fires
made shadows dance on
cracked moulded ceilings, 
and off white panelled walls;
poetic thoughts from the 
man in the house wrote
of stars and skies, love
and death, of ecstasy,
of better longings and
ballads of olden times.
Sitting in a corner
looking out the window
the winds of time 
wave blowing by
the seconds.
How my own candle
is getting smaller.

© 2020 andrew mitchell


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love the metaphors and analogies, Andrew. very smooth read for me... short, crisp, clear lines and images .. drew me in and held me ... very relatable and subtly emotive ..nice job!
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Posted 5 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

5 Years Ago

And it’s a very merry Christmas to you Gene and your family, stay safe and enjoy the festive seaso.. read more
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oh c'mon ... we a kin ;)

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

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