MindfieldA Poem by loisWhen you feel like you're losing your mind over someone but you can't say how you feel.
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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2 Reviews Added on January 15, 2012 Last Updated on January 15, 2012 AuthorloisBelfast, Antrim, United KingdomAboutA little bit about me....I can no longer swing my legs back and forth when I sit on a chair at the kitchen table. I don't have to eat my vegetables, but I do because I love vegetables. I don't have to.. more..Writing
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