Mark. A Heathcote

Mark. A Heathcote Poems

A rose doesn't require razors.
But they're there to help her climb,
If swamped, surrounded by alligators
She will, over the summertime.
...

When time is stilled and stoppered in your heart
An echo heard that might not mean that much
Shall a song to remember be imparted?
It'll ring in your heart of silence a touch.
...

So, I guess after all our stars weren't aligned.
I'll wake up and forget the lack of mourners.
And remember when you once were mine?
I shall wake up and stroke the bed corners.
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We fight against the end like a derailed train.
Leaping off the track constantly, trying to jump back.
Wheels squealing, backward spinning
Jettisoned ever forward, trying to stay on track.
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I am the fall, the colour of God's love.
I am Lava. I am Rosso Corsa.
I am Magenta. I am Fuchsia.
I am Rosewood, disintegrating rust.
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I'll be water - I'll be shade.
I'll be a storm cloud, an ever-spinning weather vane.
I'll be a Mediterranean Picasso blue.
And Van Gogh's favourite colour, yellow.
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7.

Explore the colours of life.
Before the curtains close
And all shades are equally exposed.
Dance and sightsee a diamond sky.
...

Depending on the artist's medium, his pigments
Ambitious colours take centre stage on the page
Take Gauguin, for instance, who would use bright, flat colours
With simple outlines, vibrant, sunset-richness
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Some say her complexion is as white as marble.
Others say that her skin is jet-black
Some say it's red—no, wait, it's yellow.
Some say her skin is a rich, earthly brown.
...

His inconspicuous manner was a smokescreen.
That meant his crimes went undetected for years
He exploited the susceptible, the vulnerable.
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You have a gaze that hears music.
No one else understands
An intensity of thought that no one else feels
A brush of your angelic hand on mine
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Then, as now, I will always love you
Then, as now, I will always honour and obey you
Then, as now, the stars will always shine
And also, our hearts will align
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Life is a passport
And exactly where you decide to take it
It's completely your choice
Some people never go anywhere
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Do your eyes have teeth?
Round and irregular cesspools
Ready to chew and bite off newly formed limbs,
Don't you know? Don't you know?
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Though the world is quite still
Though it's quite still, like tranquil water
The ground beneath my feet is moving.
At an irrepressible constancy
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What would I leave behind?
When I leave the world behind.

It's a question asked...a lot.
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Every snowflake that's circling
Wakes a sullen child's inner snow angel
Up in a winter wonderland mindset.
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You're a diamond in the rough.
The rough being you weren't
Sent as a fallen angel from above
You were born of earthly magic and a bit of stardust.
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silence is precious
truth be told - I desire it
more than bags of gold ~ or ~ more than anything
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the alchemist said
I can't turn lead into gold
the Ginkgo laughed
...

Mark. A Heathcote Biography

Mark Andrew Heathcote is an adult learning difficulties support worker. His poems have been published in various journals, magazines, and anthologies, both online and in print. He is from Manchester and resides in the UK. Mark is the author of In Perpetuity and & Back on Earth, two books of poems published by Creative Talents Unleashed. I am sadly locked out of my previous account https: //www.poemhunter.com/mark-heathcote/ [email protected])

The Best Poem Of Mark. A Heathcote

To Soothe Her Rampant Delights

A rose doesn't require razors.
But they're there to help her climb,
If swamped, surrounded by alligators
She will, over the summertime.
Draw blood to soothe her rampant delights.
She will scramble over the wall, over fen and fell.
To reach that sunlight that still excites
That wild, trembling heart cast her spell.
She will seduce not only our fickle minds.
But leave us all gasping in her paralysing beauty.

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