Dreamless (Inspiration From A Painting By Rosaleen Davey In The Irish Writers Centre, Dublin) Poem by Alistair Graham
Dreamless (Inspiration From A Painting By Rosaleen Davey In The Irish Writers Centre, Dublin)
Forget my image
as you bow your head
Shun the sight of me
I’m not lonely
nor do I crave pity
No one to aid me
I am alone
inside my suffering
My head a planet
I have little to boast
Of, on this globe
You brag of your dreams
Don’t pity me
in your world-system
Seize my dream and leave
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: despair
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