Swimmer in a Well

Swimmer in a Well

A Poem by Scott Michael Heath
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Just something I knocked up, on the spot!

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  Swimmer In A Well
  little grey things hung weakly within trust and understanding have let me down again. surrendered, "oh, you blackness, i'll unfold my arms, and then you can take all of this." the ocean of love is salted with misfortune. the quilt of content, sewn with humanness. i'd say this air were empty, and that'd sound so sad, but this air is huge and wide, and filled with engravings. floating like ash. sad reminders spread far and wide, so i can never breathe again with out remembering. little grey things lapping jerkily down at me divide trust and understanding. God, let there be something some where.

© 2009 Scott Michael Heath


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Scott Michael Heath
Scott Michael Heath

Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia



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I live in Melbourne, Australia. I've been writing for over 20 years now, and have had numerous things published. Currently working on various projects, one being my autobiography. more..

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