Archive for the 'Poetry' Category

Doppelganger in the Dark

Saturday, May 8th, 1999

Lying still and silent, outstretched upon the floor. Creeping along the walls, or up against the door. Stalking, ever quiet, as if always in wait. A spectre in the darkness, ever hushed in its gait.  Gliding through the lighted world as softly as a breeze. Lurking out into the night for whatever it may please. [...]

Nightmare

Monday, April 26th, 1999

Spectre of the night so frightful, Without shape or face or name. Pitiless, it holds the dreamer, In throes of phantom fear and pain.  And when the light drives back the dark, The dreamer wakes to find it gone. No shape, no face, no name recalled. Nothing but the empty dawn. Writer’s Review: Ironically enough, [...]

The Mirror Man

Wednesday, April 14th, 1999

I look across the room and find eyes meeting me. A face that hides a soul, the Mirror Man is he. He stares steadfastly back, almost quizzically. As if to pose the question, “Am I all they see?”  It certainly is a quandary: to be or not to be? For does not beauty lie in [...]

Of Dark and Light

Sunday, March 28th, 1999

I speak of transcendental things, Of ether bells and angel wings, Of cloud on high and gentle breeze, Which ever puts my heart at ease.  Those things which seem so pleasant, though, Are fraught with shadows to their glow. For every dawn the sun shall set, And carefree life ends in regret.  The starry sky [...]