The Haunting pool.

The Haunting pool.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

The Haunting pool.



Kneeling over, 
quenching one's thirst,
beneath murky waters
wandering eyes watch;
following, staring red, hungry.

Suddenly, hands, arms
reach out, stretching 
the water's meniscus
grabbing, pulling,
talons sharp, shadowy outlines
down under, holding.

Thrashing in darkness
briefly, no air,
drowning, I'm letting go.
It's all over. Silent.

Calm reigns, settling
over haunted pool.
A memory riding a ripple,
a soul's reflection shimmers
on murky waters still.

Join us! Come on! Have a drink!
We are many in whispers.
  

© 2016 andrew mitchell


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there are many evil reflections...and many times we are seeing ourselves...all the memories, the guilt we build up and then we see ourselves as monsters attacking our own well being.

i like this one very much.

j.

Posted 9 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

9 Years Ago

Thank you J for your words I shall return the love, I'm a bit behind lol.

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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