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No such thing as long sighted!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
To foresee the future was always short sighted because in hindsight the events would have changed.
She spoke with forked tongue, the side winder.
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
She never had the edge, she was more rounded but her words would cut and pierce you, and break your heart in two. While her emotions wrapped ar..
Was Hieroglyphics written or drawn? Before we for..
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
The art of writing, the language of the human race was written as a epitaph. Where notes were not for communicating but reminders.... to remem..
The specialist of one, a master of none.
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
While he played to his strengths, he feared his weaknesses grew.
Dusk to dust.
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
Time had us all down for a premature burial while the sun had us begging for more, twas the clouds that closed the final curtain.
Some water please!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
The one who bringeth the water knows the value of life.
Sleep tight! Let the bugs bite!
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
While time takeththe bounce out of life,Motherprepares the bed,waitingto tuck you in.
In the solitude of two hearts beating.
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
In the solitudeof being twoquietlybliss wasjust knowingyou were therealong side me.
Choosing the right sandwich.
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
The sandwich of love.What is lovebut two slices of breadthe love spread on each piecejoined together in a salubrious banquetfor the insatiable's never..
One plus one makes no cents at all.
A Poem by
andrew mitchell
A play on thoughts.
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