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Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Born Elizabeth Maiden, one of four children, I have written poetry since the age of fourteen, although it didn't occur to me till recently to save or share the things I wrote as I never imagined as a young adult that I I would ever want to share my deepest thoughts with anyone. Now I keep my poems as a sort of shorthand diary of key moments from my life. My hope is that other 'poets' might derive some pleasure and comfort from mutual recognition of feeling expressed here.

Monday, 7 September 2015

Closure



Molly Awake


I, but lies prompt curious ruminations.
How so, that light can void the flames existence 
And hold a mind to ransom.
Syn set a chill scythe here.
And dearest dead, I cannot claw you from your grave 
With my desperate heart and wanting.
My hope might resurrect me, but not your fabrication,
And time would waste hoping.
Chimera will be loved more than you and your perfidious tongue
You cannot save us now.
We are done
We are done.

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