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The Murmur of Silence


Most might say joy, love, hope, and sleep, However, I prefer the beauty of silence, With its daunting tones, And comfort it brings when I weep, The dramatic scene fostered by the cut of sirens. A treasure untouched and mended with time, A bloom amidst the blood of wars, Be it the lasting bond of unbonded worlds, And it lingers in the air, in your thoughts---to ignite! Ignite the human mind, the human heart, the human core! Perhaps, one day, Can our kind summon kindness and let it unfurl.
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