Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
Caustic doorway blues The fog sets in, and the moon doesn't glow when brick structures crumble Rats in worn carpeting, writhing The screaming from pensive terminals and insects live on dead wood trees felled in hollow rounds This is the end of something warm These are days of hydrogen loneliness and grey skies applaud the tarmac Pornographers snap pictures of silhouettes in garages and the playground hears no love when gunshots deafen the trees and the old mattress is sodden Stale alcohol pungency near the alleyway, dormant today But the lights are still glowing in the house by the canal where somebody's memories still linger
0
Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 4:34 PM UTC
Melancholy Tableaus From A Crippled Town
Caustic doorway blues The fog sets in, and the moon doesn't glow when brick structures crumble Rats in worn carpeting, writhing The screaming from pensive terminals and insects live on dead wood trees felled in hollow rounds This is the end of something warm These are days of hydrogen loneliness and grey skies applaud the tarmac Pornographers snap pictures of silhouettes in garages and the playground hears no love when gunshots deafen the trees and the old mattress is sodden Stale alcohol pungency near the alleyway, dormant today But the lights are still glowing in the house by the canal where somebody's memories still linger
reece
Written by
English
Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 4:34 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem