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Dance of the Dead

Semi-Stream of consciousness poem.

By Paul StewartPublished 13 days ago 1 min read
Dance of the Dead
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dead are conscious of nothing

yet, their dance

raves noisily in my head

lingering, clinging

their broken mortality

remains, transcends

imagined, yet beautiful

conjured, yet organic

haunted, yet comforting

lest we forget

and our minds become

free but empty

quiet, but lonely

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Author's Notes: Quite a sombre one...but meant to be positive, even in grief.

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Paul Stewart

Scottish-Italian poet/writer from Glasgow.

Overflowing in English language torture and word abuse.

"Every man has a sane spot somewhere" R.L Stevenson

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Comments (3)

  • Dharrsheena Raja Segarran12 days ago

    I wouldn't mind being free and enjoying the quiet although it's empty and lonely hehehehe. Loved your poem! 🍩🥐

  • very good

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