rain fall

rain fall

A Poem by Iain Lewis

 

Conceived in furnace

Birthed through granite steel canal

Nursed upon heather tartan tweed.

 

After games under slagheap sunsets

Coal burning warms our bones

Sodden from the endless mist

 

The fires are out

 

The rain still falls

 

© 2008 Iain Lewis


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The poem starts with a blend of the magnificent and the uncanny, almost like reliving the glorious brith of an ancient Greek god. The imagery is symbolic in status and strength ... though this dissipates by the time I got to the fouth and fith lines. The gloominess is so apparent.

Posted 16 Years Ago


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Added on February 5, 2008

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Iain Lewis
Iain Lewis

glasgow, Scotland



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My writing is an attempt to release the truth of my world from an overly analytic mind. Too many of my experiences have been rationalled into banality. Science and logic are wonderful pillars of hum.. more..

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