Dark Matter
By Curtis Ackie
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Curtis Ackie is a young British-born novelist, short story writer and sometime poet, based in Zagreb, Croatia. His fiction is primarily concerned with the magic of dreams as escapism.
Dark Matter is his captivating collection of spellbound poetry.
Curtis Ackie
Curtis Ackie is a young British-born novelist, short story writer and poet, based in Zagreb, Croatia. His fiction is primarily concerned with the magic of dreams as escapism.
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Dark Matter - Curtis Ackie
Confines
Stasis
Rocking chair sway
Here I stand again
Glued to the highest point
Stuck once more at the zenith
Where lip presses firm against tile
Complicated elements
I have lost myself again
Silent at the pinnacle
Cool and snug at the summit
And I am unrecognisable and fractious and glib
Quarantine
To stand on the edge of a rock pool
and not actually jump in
To hold firm on the threshold
a voyeur refusing to enter
To eavesdrop on life itself
listening to all of its whispers
and unravelling all of its mysteries
But to never open up
and share the journey with others
Detached
Tubular heart
Cast-iron brackets,
Beside my redbrick wall of ascension
I have never seen you before
Do not recognise the