Matthew Thomas Donovan
Poems by Matthew Thomas Donovan : 4 / 14
In Darkness
In darkness there I lay in bed
As slowly I do turn my head
To see the lost forms come to life
Where shadows dance and mock my strife
I cannot sleep when it turns night
For next day waits to cut and bite
Upon my will to see this through
Darkness comes and makes sleep true
Matthew Thomas Donovan
Submitted: Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Poems by Matthew Thomas Donovan : 4 / 14
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Good poem, thank you for sharing it.
I like this poem! Well done Matthew x
I like this poem! Well done Matthew x