On The Other SideA Poem by Karen AnkersOn The Other Side stagnant darkness snakes the sky shadows a silence lullabied by those still allowed to sing the echoing sirens who tied our hands prescribe a quiet time slow down they say weave space to dream but there is nothing left to dream of to dream we must disturb the choking poisoned scattered crumbs that led us like hungry children to the place we thought was safe when we shivered at the shadow’s touch they warmed us with burning promises when we said we could not see they told us our eyes would soon adjust to the ever growing dark and when clothed in creeping cobwebbed cold we tripped over words left out to die fell beside dreams that never lived and reached for the morning that used to wake on the other side of night © 2017 Karen Ankers |
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Added on November 18, 2017 Last Updated on November 18, 2017 AuthorKaren AnkersUnited KingdomAboutI am a poet, playwright and author living in North Wales. My one act plays, published by Lazy Bee Scripts, have been performed in the UK, USA, Australia and Malaysia. My poetry collection, One Word At.. more.. |

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