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John Edward Smallshaw
Poems
Dec 2015
Springtime in suburbia
(20 minute poetry)
In the racks of this ruin
I see that the shelving needs doing up, but I'm always ******* up, ain't it a laugh.
The psychopath and sociopath are like all paths, long and
winding and I'm finding the further I travel the less distance I make.
Rooms that get smaller or is it me that gets taller?
I don't really know.
As I crumble my mind falls apart as the pain of a broken heart fades like the death of a rainbow.
In each trick that the light plays, I am magnified a thousand ways or is the World getting smaller?
I don't know.
But I live so I am
for the better or worse
the complexity of
man.
She can revive me when the night falls behind me and my mind falls apart.
I am but to begin and not yet learned to start and
the best part of it is
that I'm
ready.
Written by
John Edward Smallshaw
68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)
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