Whistles blow in foggy London

Whistles blow in foggy London

A Poem by andrew mitchell

Whistles blow in foggy London.
His shadow creeps across,
blotting out her light;
so did the clouds
hide the sun.
In the clearing,
shrieks of terror cries,
whistles blow
one heart had been stabbed.

© 2016 andrew mitchell


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A short tale in the poem with a open ending. Nice description left reader with mystery and wonder. Thank you Andrew for sharing the excellent poetry.
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Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

Thank you John for reading it was to be reminiscent of jack the Ripper lol
Coyote Poetry

8 Years Ago

I know. I have been watching Penny dreadful. I liked the old tales of mystery. Thank you Andrew for .. read more

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andrew mitchell

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