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Grief by Staci Gansky-Wagner Tuesday, October 02, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
A bird who does not sing A church bell with no ring Silence can be so deafening If you listen close You will hear How silence can be So very true and dear The best form of self-defense Is silence at its best If you listen You will hear Not a word but just a tear If you listen You can feel pain Not a truth But sense horrific rain If you listen You can feel sorrow Perhaps nothing borrowed And in hopes There is a better tomorrow If you listen You can feel emptiness Only in memory As one is much missed If you listen You can learn From mistakes That made you burn And in time If you listen And look inside You can mend And silence Will be your dearest friend �

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Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper	11/16/2007

Many depths of passion--and pain--ease their way into the silence of our soul. Your last stanza, however,shares healing light: And in time If you listen And look inside You can mend




Reviewed by Keith Rowley	10/5/2007

Great verse for we lovers of the void... Thanks, Keith




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	10/2/2007

Very beautifully done! A wonderful piece to fill the hearts and minds of many.... Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	10/2/2007

Silence is Golden I enjoyed,, thanks,, Christine




Reviewed by R Beeman	10/2/2007

I understand these words. such is life. deep write with greater meaning. always, randy




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	10/2/2007

Dear Staci, You already know how I feel about the way you write. This just serves to confirm what I felt before. You write from you soul. For some reason I cannot explain; it's as though you were writing my feelings. Love and best wishes, Regis (Reg)