i.
a pen crept its way into my room one night,
and when the moon was mute,
it buried itself into my brain
and mingled its ink through my nerves,
and into my heart and with my eyes it cried so
now, through my skin and deep blue veins
fast runs the pollution of the pen,
which never stops,
and is racing,
and is lost.
ii.
I could write for hours, and no-one will ever know
why I am writing
or even that I am.
And are the two inseparable?
There is silence here, whatever,
and it’s peaceful to be alone,
but not forever.
iii.
who will ever find this here?
iv.
why did you think the last poem had ended?
here it is.
there.
now you have it:
poem.
v.
my mind is chasing places it cannot ever go:
vague, dark and fiery places
and I hold up my pen
a brief flicker of light
quivering as my heart
against these monsters.
The Wednesday Poem is provided by Read This magazine
www.readthismagazine.co.uk
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