Spoken Silence
by Amber "V" Moonstone
8/30/10
I am silenced,
by the absence of you,
darkend by the choice
of spoken silence.
Coolness of evening
captures the silence,
returning my mind
toward heaviness of solitude.
Heart and soul,
flounders within this silence
searching for safety
on distant shores.
Once again, wondering
why silence has overtaken
the world of sand and sea,
perplexing moments of clarity.
Stumbling toward development
of seeping seaweed
ravaging mindless thoughts
of spoken silence.
Under-developed ties,
makes connections less possible,
perhaps it's the way it is meant to be
within this spoken silence.
"Spoken Silence" (c) Amber "V" Moonstone
best regards
David
Peace,
Dayvid
John
Silence can be a prison, and I am convinced ranting and raging can be so much kinder at times.
Your poem is wonderful! It can comfort and console ~ some use silence from darkness of their spirit. Of course silence is also heavenly of course, but your poem has import and flows!
Blessings,
Christine
Regis
Newfie hugs, Rose
Sometimes silence can be more hurtful than anything. You've portrayed this strange emotion in your poem so well.
Mary
it is in our personal quietude we (at least me)
can find all the clarity we need for our self
if others share with us-wonderful
if they cause turbulence...let us have a crab boil
and make use of the seaweed :)
Love's Buoyancy & Bounty
Vickie
Love,
Chanti Lace
Love,
Sage
GOD BLESS YOU with Love
TONY