  | Alan Crawford
Alan Crawford was born in Glasgow and moved to Belfast with his family three years later. He studied English Literature and Film in London and Belfast. After graduating, Alan took himself off to the "land of the free, home of the brave", and for the next several years he had great adventures working throughout America. Alan returned home just before the year 2000 to find Jo, his true muse whom he fell in love with and married in 2002. |
Fantasy by Alan Crawford | A fantasy will chase you
Seep slyly through your weaknesses
And invade you
Memory will entice them
To control you’re instinct
Now they think for you
The imagination runs mercilessly
Rampant mowing over the
Last check points of sanity
Those that love you lie strewn about its path
The figments laugh in the distance
They never bleed but can change
Shape and constantly fool you
Making you ask: who are you? |
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