His Dying BreathA Poem by JoShort, metaphorical.His Dying Breath
It washed up on the shore, of his pale. parched, sunken tongue and the tide stood still until, until the undertow of wheezing lungs belaboured, drew back air once more.
Air shared with shipwrecked hearts, awash with the reverent dread the drowning, fraught and overwrought that cling around the bed. And so his soul, adrift, departs. © 2015 JoAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on July 11, 2014 Last Updated on March 20, 2015 AuthorJoCumbria, United KingdomAboutHi I recently completed a humanities degree in 'English Language and creative writing' with the Open University which developed my love of poetry. Now, set adrift, I am happy to find another focus f.. more..Writing
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