Silence Spoken
You never say a word,
But you have my attention
Never a chatter to bring forth of mention
Though we never speak freely
We understand each other clearly
A time of nothing
A void, in an essence of a ponder on something
Which you bring forth
Also to alter,
Which what was torn
A leech of appendance,
My mind, which you never took attendance
A free sentence on your behalf,
Is something which I must speak first
To what I speak, is but silence
In expression on your reflects
An anemic past, of what I can only see
Which to me isn't but a vague reality
You wish and you want,
To what will never be,
Is forever in a taunt
Your supplication on past failures
Brings forth more failures to which you cannot see,
Which your mind is indentured
You can only look at me
Though, through an expression carelessly
Never knowing that I am moving forward
In to which you will never see, to which you like to show
Staggering silently, and never to understand where you are headed toward
This poem was written by Jason Partington on Jun 24, 2007.
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