Mindfield

Mindfield

A Poem by lois
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When you feel like you're losing your mind over someone but you can't say how you feel.

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Grinding teeth, bleached white tombstones
Sleeping soldiers, lost in dreams
Buried deep, the caustic tongue
Whispers of a war beneath

Behind the poppy coloured lips
She masks an agonising pain
The copper taste and sanguine froth
Spill forth in conflict once again

Foaming as a rabid dog
The kindest cure, to take her life
Sleep with soldiers in their tombs
And flick the trigger switch to night

Dark tendrils stroke her war-torn head
Her tongue is silent in its grave
He stole her mind, her heart escaped
In the end that was all she gave.

2012 © Lorna Hunter

© 2012 lois


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Oh my... I like it. hope you write more. ^_^

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is great! a story was told so effectively here in this poem. I love it and you had nice form and good language too. Good job!

Posted 12 Years Ago



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lois
lois

Belfast, Antrim, United Kingdom



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