The PlaceA Poem by George CoombsPlease read slowly and allow yourself time to reflectThe Place Still, unearthly quiet. Naked trees yearning and vulnerable, Desolate, dying ground, Mysterious mist slowly envelopes all. Gently moving river where the boat moves slow, delicate like a frightened child. A place wholly bereft. Still comes the boat through the clinging solitude, still the mist covring like a thin shroud. Haunting darkness. A place of lingering fear. Still the boat seeks the destination known only to shades in this place.... George Coombs © 2017 George Coombs |
AuthorGeorge CoombsBrighton and Hove, Southern, United KingdomAboutI am a retired lecturer from Hove in Southrn England. I write poetry, stories, essays and also draw and paint more..Writing
|