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The Sixth Death Of A Vampire

A conversation today with Sue has reminded me of something in many ways I would rather forget. However as always never be afraid to embrace the thorn.

I once wrote a number of variations, all seperate "poems" called Vampire after the end of a particular relationship.

This is the sixth version and with it a very different prespective although the expression is purely a personal one and is too long to fully explain.



Vampire (6)

Nebulous blue
drags broken nails down aged walls.

Grey skinned and hollow eyed
the body is slain, abandoned to dust.

No brazen castle. No coffin bearers
to keep out the bright beams of day

but a book of rest
to be read in memorial of the dead.

Bubbles Revisited

I don't usually wrote at home. It's all about the comfort zone. Home doesn't appeal. The office does. It's business. Having said that when I want to write, I will write anywhere and have done.

I've written on a balcony in Kalamata, in a public cafe, in a hotel room, a hotel bar, in a friends bedroom the day before a flight out on holiday, straight after a funeral, in the middle of my nephews going missing, on a mobile phone walking down the street. A lot of it is state of mind or how willing you are to get to the state you need to be in so you can write to get what you need to say out.

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