Tinted GlassA Poem by James McFadyen
We observe a world through tinted glass
It has grown darker in times that pass Smeared by hate, warped by fires Which incinerate love and carnal desires My glass is shattered, broken by pain Misery, deceit and selfish gain Like crystal garlands of a chandelier They reflect and echo my torment and fear Lo! fetched a hammer so I may break this guise And let honest winds scour my eyes These fleshy jelly have long since been blind By this translucent wall between life and mind -- -- -- I break the pane which relinquishes to me The boundless world and naked sea. © 2012 James McFadyenReviews
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Added on August 15, 2012Last Updated on August 15, 2012 AuthorJames McFadyenLondon, Middlesex, United KingdomAboutGraduate from the University of Exeter: BA HONS English Literature with Creative Writing (Study Abroad) Former English Language Teacher in Hanoi, Vietnam. more..Writing
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