Lying Ground

Lying Ground

A Poem by mcnickname


The 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
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mcnickname
mcnickname

Castlebar, Ireland



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20 year old composer and writer living in the west of Ireland at the moment. Play guitar and Piano. Writing as a hobby. more..