A roasting mind in a pressure cooker.

A roasting mind in a pressure cooker.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

When sleepless thoughts
turn on the rotisserie
of a guilty conscience,
the bed of an insomniac mind
welcomes the new day
shining some light.

© 2018 andrew mitchell


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ohhhh...any poem with the word "sleepless" in it is bound to be brilliant...:P

Could just be that the light coming through might also be burnt :)

Somehow, it's as if I also sense some sort of mixed metaphor in this one...as in, "sweeping a raw nerve under a carpet..."......images can be powerful, but when mixed, well, they can be like alcohol...:)

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Patricia Wedel

6 Years Ago

Mixed images and mixed drinks... that's an intoxicating experience to even read in a poem... truly, .. read more
SleeplessVolcano

6 Years Ago

Mmmm.....that gives me a few ideas for another poem :)



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Yes... yesterday we were confused. Today we see the light more clearly.... relying on memory. truly, Pat

Posted 6 Years Ago


ohhhh...any poem with the word "sleepless" in it is bound to be brilliant...:P

Could just be that the light coming through might also be burnt :)

Somehow, it's as if I also sense some sort of mixed metaphor in this one...as in, "sweeping a raw nerve under a carpet..."......images can be powerful, but when mixed, well, they can be like alcohol...:)

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Patricia Wedel

6 Years Ago

Mixed images and mixed drinks... that's an intoxicating experience to even read in a poem... truly, .. read more
SleeplessVolcano

6 Years Ago

Mmmm.....that gives me a few ideas for another poem :)

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Added on February 24, 2018
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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