Do You Hear It?
Do you hear it?
Can you hear it?
No, you cannot.
But that is ok,
I don’t expect you to.
But I hear yours.
Expect?
That I do.
No, you cannot hear my heart.
The thump, the pulse,
The beat, the cadence.
How can you?
What ear can hear that which
It does not listen for?
Yours though I hear.
The rhythm,
The symphony,
The orchestra,
How can I?
I listen.
I hear your joy.
I hear your sorrow.
I hear your laughter.
I hear your tears.
I hear your love.
I hear your hate.
I listen,
And I hear.
Be not ashamed my friend,
I do not expect my heart
To reach your ears.
It hides in caves
Muffled by darkness
Few have heard its song
Sadly they are gone.
Your heart though is a siren
It sings its song
It draws me in
I listen
I love it
Whether you realize or not
I’m always listening
It is what I do
Though you hear not mine
I hear yours
I still love it
And always will.
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