Poems by N J Thornton

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  • Silence envelops the moths inside,
    flying into my gut wall...

  • She gripped the lace fingers,
    interlocking with her own...

  • If happiness was a lifetime
    and grievance not a breath...

  • Violence - noticed
    On the contrary...

  • The
    T...

  • Seeing familiar faces become distant,
    Old names depart my mind...

  • Undone (6)

    Suffocate my heart with mist
    Pour sabre winds on my soul...

  • A tipped bottle on the windowsill
    next to the wine cascade...

  • Sat by the fusty loch,
    with my least favourite orange jumpsuit...

  • When sinners did sin
    eyes multiplied...

  • The flowers sit as a blooming sea of red
    the sort I love - Red Roses...

  • My breast pounds in woe
    and my molars butcher the cherry flesh...