Dead Ends
A stem of
dried out
three pronged
ivy leaves
cling to a
white stone wall
like the footprints
of a raptor.
Trying to Escape
In guilt's suburbs,
the problem is
to get out
you all too often,
first have to catch
a bus or train
to its centre.
Endings
We're crumbling like a war-torn city
most have left behind.
Why can't it be like in the movies,
speeding to the airport,
dodging bullets,
and as the last plane
accelerates down the runway,
holding hands, we jump on,
and rise
up into the sky?
Tristan Moss
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