Amy Sutton

Amy Sutton Poems

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Flint.
Chipped.
Cold.
Jagged.
...

By day, this well-contented frog
Has made his home on yonder log,
Nipping at flies with rounded ribbit-
Grumble
...

Poets are liars. They cannot be tamed.
They live on borrowed dreams, and have the gift
Of casting out a graceful, witty line,
And catching your heart or mind in their snare;
...

Whatever her name was,
She was right
When she talked about
Men being like buses.
...

Beware the grammar gangsters!
The mafia of the literary underworld.
They saunter into stanzas,
Weapons concealed
...

It shouldn't sting
To hear his words
Caught out of time
In radio static.
...

We meet more like strangers,
Hollow skulls in the melting candle flames.
Splintered eyes glance through the rippling air,
And we turn away.
...

I am an urban chameleon
In the hustle-bustle of the urban jungle.
Every day the business stampede
Crosses the high street savannah.
...

Tinsel sags,
Needles litter the floor,
Shineless baubles
Come to rest
...

'I don't want him.'
He's thrust back,
Ripped,
Stripped –
...

Beneath the beanie
And stolen raincoat
Hides golden-glow,
Summer apple skin,
...

I run to you,
And kiss you,
And hold you
A little longer
...

My love is a visible secret.
Everyone knows her and no one knows her but me.

She whispers to me by day and sings to me by night.
...

All went to plan, and they eloped that night,
And fled so fast you’d think that they were chased:
The girl who taught the torches to burn bright,
And her young love, who stood on sudden haste.
...

She is female, generally.
For the most part innocuous,
But holding cheekbones and bottle glass eyes out
As tokens of beauty:
...

I dreamt myself a Prince of Moths
Upon a brittle autumn leaf;
And, though a novice in my state
Of wings and things, I found I took
...

1.
We wove ouselves dreams
of love songs and passion plays
sewn into scansion
...

She steps aboard like she was always there,
And moves about me like some kind of dream.
The timbers creak and roll to take her weight,
And I have to relearn to find my feet
...

Amy Sutton Biography

Actress, director, filmmaker and writer.)

The Best Poem Of Amy Sutton

Flint

Flint.
Chipped.
Cold.
Jagged.
A broken figure
In a shattered mirror.
Torn.
Splintered.
Blasted by fire.
Barbed.
Glass in your haunted eyes.
Driving people away
With your whiplash tongue.
Every contour
Sharpened to a knife edge.

But if you let her,
She'd lie close
On your bed of nails,
Counter your cold
Cutting body
With her warmth
And soft lines,
And lose the pain
In a flickering candle kiss.
She's seen your soul reflected
In your mirror-crack eyes,
Beautiful and strange
Beyond anything she's known.
She wants to know where the reflection ends
And you begin.

Amy Sutton Comments

Derek Spoonmore 15 June 2010

dont know if you got my last comment cuz i dont think it went through or something...but just wanted to let you know that you work is alot different especially from mine but i like it....if that means anything to you....jus thought you should know that there is something out there who likes your writings.....Derek Spoonmore

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