Fields of the mind

Fields of the mind

A Poem by dark brown i's
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You can guess what it's about I'm feeling adventurous in my topics

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Left beaten broken in his hand

Right where my story/tale began

 

The veins of chapters

The vessels of words

The fly by pages

The stern book’s back

The smoothed out cover

With printed black

 

The sea of grass

The blades of water

The painted doors

Upon my quarters

 

The very distant fairy land, with black bruised skies and yellow sand

The woeful cries of the back/ front porch

The frightened whispers of the neighbours look

‘I see you with your peering eyes!’ come help me you unrighteous swine

I flicked through lands of blood and roses

I ascended on to the mountain cliffs of Moses

I rubbed my hands on fresh red earth

I rub my cheeks in to seek rebirth

I hear the beatings of the drums

My heart beat faster ‘run’ ‘run’ ‘run’

© 2015 dark brown i's


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I'll probably have to read it all over again a couple times (or more) to fully understand it, if I can. It is an intriguing piece, the last paragraph was quite compelling. Thanks for sharing.

Posted 9 Years Ago


This poem is not all it seems
Delve deeper to find what it really means

Posted 9 Years Ago


Great piece of work, very sad situation and I pray you are away and ok now.
but the write is wonderful and flow and message crystal clear. I have a piece called
caution, you may enjoy it ,thanks for sharing your talent and b-blessed!

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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dark brown i's
dark brown i's

London, United Kingdom



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Well I still live in London and have applied for uni! Hurray I would say if I didn't have to sit my A-Levels. It's been a long time since I've written here and hope I can come back more frequently. My.. more..

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