Darkening RoomA Poem by C.R.TurnerWritten at 19, in Dorking, Surrey, UK.As I lie alone in this darkening room, the failing sun, the settling gloom, outside birds cheer and sing - in a way a natural swansong fit for the day. The earlier thoughts seem trivial now, what led me here means nothing somehow. My racing mind now leisurely crawls; defining itself within these four walls. Soon it will happen, as always it seems, bombarded with hopes, ideas and dreams. Each trying to get in, like an unruly crowd at a gateway, where only one is allowed. But all must be sorted, tested and tried. Most to be glanced at and tossed to one side. Some to be nurtured, or pieced together, some to be burnt and hidden forever. But, when at last all the gemstones are found, my mind returns to settling down, and ponders lazily the Question of Doom, as I lie alone in this darkening room.
© 2012 C.R.TurnerReviews
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1 Review Added on October 26, 2012 Last Updated on November 8, 2012 AuthorC.R.TurnerIrelandAboutI'm a professional €150k a year poet. I can go from nought to tingly in two stanzas or less! Yeah right!! Sorry to disappoint but I'm just a regular guy processing his dirty linen in public, v.. more..Writing
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