Anaemic Lamps Poem by Robert Dummett

Anaemic Lamps

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Midnight. Shadows slip over the horizon
While boats sleep like babes silently as a mime.
Green water wears a charcoal gown
Rubbing ribs gently muttering
In the shallows of sea-shaven stone,
To buoys flashing anaemic lamps.

Monday, June 26, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: seaside
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jazib Kamalvi 27 June 2017

A wonderfully attractive natural image. Thanks

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Radhica Laukaran 26 June 2017

Beautiful imagery Robert. A multitude of colours subtly give hues to warmth and serenity and power to silence. Utterly poignant and profound!

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Radhica Laukaran 26 June 2017

Beautiful imagery Robert. A multitude of colours subtly give hues to warmth and serenity and power to silence!!! Utterly poignant!

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