The Shape of Things That Go and Come
The shape of things that go and come
The shadows shake the window through trees in the night
My memory of pictures flash in front of me in the white moon light
I want to forget you but we both know it’s not a fair fight
To you I am a reason not to walk down the street alone for fright
To me you are the steam rising from the city streets under a cold misty ritual rite
The rivers and the buildings make for monsters to grow through imagination and
images of shadows which are real in the time of midnight
I have to turn my head away before my mind is transfixed by the stories I think
of neither slight nor subconsciously trite
To bed to dream of new visions but always tainted by the window but I must say
goodnight
Copyright © Peter Kiggin | Year Posted 2014
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