Lying GroundA Poem by mcnicknameThe evening turns a gloden shade of grey Here I lay in the quivering hand of fate The septic convolutions of time leap in broken explosions A fallen son of myself, I little more than wait In a b******s skin, laboring eyes thin and sunken A ruptured bud, blooms as best it can Half hails the sun, half hails its failing shape The vauge sky turns to dieing under the shadow of the ground on which I lie. © 2011 mcnickname |
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Added on July 13, 2011 Last Updated on July 13, 2011 AuthormcnicknameCastlebar, IrelandAbout20 year old composer and writer living in the west of Ireland at the moment. Play guitar and Piano. Writing as a hobby. more.. |

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