Angels by ian curtis

<< prev. poem	Poems by ian curtis: 12 / 69	next poem >>

Angels

Concentrating on an angels nest
that had caught my eye only moments
before, barely loud enough to hear
and whispered only to me. In the
depths of reality we lose our dreams.
I lit a smoke yet couldn’t grasp
its meaning. Utter silence followed,
Disrupted only by the increasing thump
of my heartbeat. Out of the life
known to me I went along. 'Till slowly
I regained consciousness and
the angels were gone.

ian curtis

User Rating:

9.0 /10
(2 votes)

E-mail this poem to e friend

• Send this poem as eCard

• Add this poem to MyPoemList

• Print friendly version

Comments about this poem (Angels by ian curtis)

more comments >>

Click here to write your comments about this poem (Angels by ian curtis)

Natasha Browne (3/30/2007 7:49:00 AM)
Well done, I love it

Jimmy Watkinson (3/1/2007 3:16:00 AM)
Very nice indeed. I found this particular piece an incredibly peaceful poem. Well done.

jw

Read all 2 comments >>


ian curtis (13 april 1985 / Tallaght-Dublin)