Poems by N J Thornton

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  • Again (13)

    Lashes kiss, and alike
    our rose petals...

  • Warm milk and nutmeg
    swathe around her feet...

  • Those who argue with sheep
    are shammyclad in basic black...

  • He compared her to shadows
    cast by a forest in the moonlight...

  • Magnetic.
    South and snow, crisp...

  • As beads scatter in a
    Nonchalant manner...

  • In the silent observation of the night,
    the breeze back combs my hair then chases...

  • Last night, I met a spider
    who I hadn't screamed at before...

  • Golden sands lay under foot
    Picking up a pebble...

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

  • Beneath the satin sheet, she lay curled,
    weeping to the sound of her lonely...

  • Many years ago,
    I looped that raspberry ribbon...