Under the colours, a white canvas

Under the colours, a white canvas

A Poem by andrew mitchell

The empty inn
a crooked mile
where nothing stirs
a haunting silence.
The bird has flown
a caged door broken
a cloud disappears
the feather lost, soars.
The cobblestone echoes
to the ghostly call
trampled underfoot
hurried steps of
memories passed.

© 2025 andrew mitchell


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Added on December 12, 2025
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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