Internether Poem by Martin O'Neill

Internether

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'A man who lives, not by what he loves, but by what he hates, is a sick man.' Archibald MacLeish.

In a room, alone
Blue screen flickers
Across a frown
A muttered imprecation
A spell of derision
Sent across the ether
Sealed with a tic
The shadows lengthen outside
While the darkness inside
Multiplies
Congeals on the screen
And grows black wings.
'Send.'

Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: sick
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Percy Dovetonsils 05 February 2012

Nice one, Martin! Incisive and evocative. And thanks for you kind words re the literacy holocaust.

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Patti Masterman 20 April 2010

You have the touch with words, my friend.

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Jacqui Thewless 13 July 2009

Bingo. I think it's your forte to articulate the edge.

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Martin O'Neill

Martin O'Neill

Solihull, Birmingham, England
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