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On tying the knot
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
Don’t try to find a connection you may end up a loose end. Get entangled naturally not through bondage.
The wisdom of Guru Dilmar
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
Guru Dilmar, how do your tea leaves read today? They read quite well thank you, and who may you be? I am the Earl of Grey, Guru Dilmar. I think yo..
The God of shadows speaks
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
In the universe of shadows all moments fall into the black hole sun to be eclipsed by the past.
I hear you
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
You see what you wanted to see but I’m blinded by your views.
See what you did!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
See the leaf that didn’t fall it was caught and placed in a cage. See the corn that didn’t pop or make the grade to flake. Se..
Being sensical over two parties preferred
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
In the elections today Make no sense won by majority over Common sense leaving much of the country shocked by the commotion that little or n..
It was a thought I tell you!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
I was summoned by a thought I ran with it and that’s how the write started.
The tides of influence
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
Moments lie in shallows past washed away from tomorrow's rising on today's nightfall.
Is anybody listening? No reply at all!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
The sounds from the debate were no more noise for an answer while the truth remained in the background silent.
A break in the line
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
In sync with your verse I felt the flow your metre I followed mere stepping stones. But alas, the life line thrown had no swing our connectio..
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