Poems by N J Thornton

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  • By-the-by 'though come what may
    And merely flew those words astray...

  • The moon appeared whole that night
    At rest, deep within your eyes...

  • Love has an element of envy;
    It cannot decipher...

  • And that sickly feeling in the pit
    Of my stomach and heart...

  • Times have changed;
    I’m older than I used to be...

  • Trees of Oak and Chestnut,
    at opposing sides of my kitchen...

  • Scene -
    she enters the...

  • Bluestocking Dic kinson -
    a prattler, and lewd like a...

  • Smile (7)

    You tried to catch my smile,
    as if it were attainable...

  • Time (5)

    Time isn't a second,
    or a sound, or a movement...

  • It

    Laughing in the shape of a frown
    in the pinching darkness...