To the manor born.

To the manor born.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

In the cranial chamber of sockets empty
I saw my thoughts wrestle with death -
a mind flying high blowing memories
about a clouded sky suggests
moments clasping, holding on
during the flight of letting go -
the winds of time speak
I'm fading into yesterday
my disappearing act
nears completion
with eyes closed
I'm gone.

© 2020 andrew mitchell


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This reminds me of an old Twilight Zone episode of an old woman afraid to die until an angel presumed to be an injured man looking for help stops in and shows her death is but a whisper.

Posted 8 Months Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Months Ago

Thank you Relic, what an interesting concept.
Looking forward seems to often nudge one into comparing the now with the past. Why is that, wanting to hang on or the remembering the heroism and faith in once upon a time? Surely best not to cede to passing the finish line just yet. You still have so much to say and tell - although the energy used to do so, just might be waning a little. Perhaps?!

'a mind flying high blowing memories
about a clouded sky suggests
moments clasping, holding on
during the flight of letting go - '

Is far too soon, sir.

Posted 8 Months Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Months Ago

Thank you em, yes I'm not done yet. Just a piece of expressive writing not necessarily close to the.. read more
emmajoygreen

8 Months Ago

Okay, sorry, took your words to heart. Hope your day was happy and your tomorrow happier. E
andrew mitchell

8 Months Ago

Thanks em you too
You should've pursued a career in writing, although these are just words they hold such weight and value.

Posted 8 Months Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Months Ago

Thank you for your kind words HareEvans

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Added on February 16, 2020
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