I wish I was addicted to life
Poetry Drafts
reflections
He looks at me with tired eyes
unshaven – disorder
He looks uncared for
neglected – forgotten
He looks at me
wanting – longing
A Man With a Child in His Eyes
a mirror reflection
(inspired by the title of the song The Man With a Child in His Eyes by Kate Bush)
Rainbow of Dreams
In our brave new world
our poetry must be
variegated,
no more dark nights
starlit skies
Join me in a collective
puke, behold the sun
striking down to
reveal our
Rainbow of Dreams
delusional
I loved the writing right up until the point I
realised nobody else did, so I questioned
the sanity, the arbitrary grasping for the heart,
mindful of the multitude and multiverse I
chose the lesser path. I married ink, the
divorce so so painful.
innocence – overruled
there is a difficulty within,
preventing true friendship
blossoming. It is mine though
I take no responsibility for
conceiving or the nurture of
said difficulty. The genetics
being as they are, could be
factored times ten minus the
baby pram, winter bound.
Blameless, nameless as
the passing of time rules
that ignorance of fools is
just that – overruled
no more
reality is fading
into a misty background
my London covered in
a fog so bleak
the rolling hills of green is
fading
my hope of living long is
dying
a tuppence bounce is
ending