Nathan Mallon

There's a giant bubble of ironyIn this room about nowIt contains more imperfect ironyThan this room will allowIt floats like a wanderer o'er our headsA bit like Wordsworth's cloudOur cumulo-nimble-cloud-bubbleIs due to speak aloudYes, it'll definitely happen soonIts growth exponentialWhen the irony finally rains downConceptual torrentialThe thoughts currently queuedWill soon … [Read more...] about Where’s The Nearest Exit?, By: Nathan Mallon

Proof read a mindHalf full with thoughtsAnd you shall findMy conscience caughtSeized by bold dreamsFull with mirthLight's fitful beamsEnvelop my earthIn a stark frameShe stands aloneHer face arcaneYet grand and boldHer silhouetteAcquits the pastOf deep regretThat failed to lastIt weaves its wayThrough every boneReset each dayWhen I'm aloneProof read my mindCrisp and revivedShe … [Read more...] about JNP, By: Nathan Mallon

Easeful blue eyes imitatedA kind of fervent candourWhilst I tired to focus on the imageOf your old explicit faceWhen you asked me if I’d eaten that dayYour eyes returned to acceptance A life enveloped in kindness expiresLike any other being’s sad passageYet a stopped heart and impulse free brainShouldn’t make you less of a humanYour behavioural traits and single … [Read more...] about Sylvia, By: Nathan Mallon

A shot of dauntlessness has immunisedThe great fulcrum of the entire massThis wondrous shift has now immortalisedWhat was once as feeble and frail as glass It imbibes pure pathos and pursues itAnd meets it and stalks it and ends itEach pit of ventricle and atriumEmptied of every dire curse and phantom Over time, reveries of renewed fortitudeEmbrace the walls of each soft … [Read more...] about The Great Fulcrum, By: Nathan Mallon

A grey vapour seeps in and out of every cornerA vapid half-death without a single mournerHalf a man with half a mind stands half-formed at the doorHalf a man with half a story barks at the floor He curses the nurses A naive pretence of a familiar sparkEyes flash for a dead second and then go darkHalf a stranger with half a mind to leave pretty soonSmiles half a smile for … [Read more...] about Half A Man, By: Nathan Mallon