Dancing Fears

Dancing Fears

A Poem by Charley Dominic

Walking past the midnight pools,
Passing the other paranoid fools,
Fingers a-twitching to no tune,
Head lowered to the typhoon,
That nobody else can perceive,

Eyes dart tentatively to nothing,
Lines of light thrown against the wall,
Glimpses of shadow.

Drawing a dry breath of anxiety,
He wishes deep down to be free,
Liberated from the infestation,
That is almost an accusation,
And festers upon us,

Blinking hard he doesn’t hesitate,
Turning left instead of right,
Into another shadowed frontier,

Bloodstained hands wrapped in velvet,
Forehead dowsed in a cold sweat,
Lungs constricted by heavy lead,
Thoughts weighed with dread,
Morals long-ago left,

Shivering, his head full of doubt,
Internal screams for tranquillity,
And behind the luckless dead,

© 2009 Charley Dominic


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

95 Views
Added on July 25, 2009

Author

Charley Dominic
Charley Dominic

Petersfield,, England



About
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..

Writing