
the darkness rises
ushering the day aside
with subtle shadows
Thank you for reading
Richard

the darkness rises
ushering the day aside
with subtle shadows
Thank you for reading
Richard

I enter the fade like a fog the night
A ghost shrouded in net curtains
A dream made nightmare made more
Where hollow eyes look up, not down
Dark patches of midnight blotting a weeping moon
Here, purgatorial blooms proliferate
Surging in reckless monochrome
Sprouting wherever with no desire for shade
Never accepting death’s cascading sorrows
Never believing the simple truth
That there’s nothing to feel but feelings themselves
Because there’s nothing to feel at all
Thank you for reading
Richard

Whiskey eyes smoulder
From beneath a raven fringe
Intoxicating
Never did like the headaches
Which is why I quit drinking
Thank you for reading
Richard
Hi Everyone!
Many thanks to editor Manuela Timofte for publishing my latest poem, Deathly Opium, on Gobblers and Masticadores. As always, I hope you enjoy.
Please do take a moment to look at the other wonderful works on offer.
Deathly Opium: HERE
In other news, my collaborative work with the fabulous Gina Maria Manchego, The Poetry of Pronouns, has just had its second book accepted for publishing. As soon as we have a cover and more information I shall post them. A very big thank you to all who have enquired as to when this would be. Both Gina and myself have been overwhelmed by the responses to book one.
The Poetry of Pronouns, Too – Prose: She. He. They.
Available soon.
Thank you for reading
Richard
Richard M. Ankers

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A big thank you to editor Manuela Timofte for publishing my latest poem to the wonderful Gobblers & Masticadores site. Concave is a short poem about love. I hope you enjoy.
Read HERE
Don’t forget to have a read of the other fantastic poetry and prose on offer.
Thank you for reading
Richard
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