Silent Lambs
Silence
crept between us
signing
I don't comprehend
mute melody
echoing through
a transit mind
searching
the wilderness
left behind.
Painful cries
aches the heart
which befriends
the stranger
whom you now see
blinded
by the fact
that
you stilll
love me.
A tongue
once so sweet
grew
cold
bitter
sour
to behold
when would
your essence
unfold.
Silence
crept between us
piercing our love
as the blood
flows
to the bare floor
slowly
we descend
our eyes
shut
silence
has killed
our love.
Look
there it goes
soaring
into another love
seeking
reprose.
Written By :- Giselle Joseph
Carl Harris
This wonderfully expressive poem is very similar to what is called skeltonic verse, Giselle, which features fast paced, short lines and a rambling rhyme, if used. It was invented by poet John Skelton. Your fine poem is exceptionally well done! Carl.
This wonderfully expressive poem is very similar to what is called skeltonic verse, Giselle, which features fast paced, short lines and a rambling rhyme, if used. It was invented by poet John Skelton. Your fine poem is exceptionally well done! Carl.
lack of meaninful communication is responsible for the death of love