Manic Shapes

Manic Shapes

A Poem by Charley Dominic

Lying in bed, Peripherally blind,
3am, and its silent still,
No rest for my doubting mind,
Orange glowing around the 'sill,
Broken by the midnight headlights,
Sending manic shapes across my wall,

Is it moral to lust for nothing?
And to want everything?
But need whats in the offing,
However, the length of the string,
Is determined by the seasons,
And by the four month long hellish wait,

Ive seen harder men cut by smoother stone,
Angels fall from blinding heights,
Twenty kings and one throne,
The darkness from behind the lights,
So now as i question myself,
As to why i did those things to you,

© 2009 Charley Dominic


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Added on July 25, 2009

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Charley Dominic
Charley Dominic

Petersfield,, England



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Well, What to say that is even minutely interesting? Not alot really. Im 15. Amazing huh? Just a random fact about me. Oh and im "suffering" from clinical depression. Fun huh? And i only ev.. more..

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