Dead in the head (Mad Jack)
“Come on” said Mad Jack “pull yer finger out”
“Stop acting like a tart” he laughed
“Throw away your self doubt”
I looked and cried, “you don’t know me inside”
Mad Jack looked and smiled.
“Oh yes I do, because I am you”
“No your not – this cannot be!” I shouted.
Then I sat and thought, and doubted
That anything in this world was real,
That my mind would ever heal.
Have I ever been my self
Did I take life and make it mine
Or did I settle on a shelf
And commit a terrible crime
“Yes” said Mad Jack, sitting very still,
“You did the worst!”
“It was me you did kill!”
“And now it really hurts”
Northern Rain
Friday, January 16, 2004
A collection of poems
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- Name: Loopydoop
- Location: Cheshire, United Kingdom
I live in Cheshire, England with my wife, and our dog.
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