An Overpowering Silence
Impulses twitch under layers of silence,
A silence that bellows to stumbling fingers
And tangled minds.
The intake of flavors
Too strong for our tongues
To taste,
It wrenches words from the soft
Tendrils in our skulls in a translation
From observation
To recreation.
The mother who has clung to what’s
Too far away,
The wide brown eyes leaking torment
Into earth floors,
The celestial tear
Grasping the comfort of the window pane.
The tumultuous clarities that expand a toy-like
Human mind into a demonstrator
Of truths.
The silences
Heard by those who see,
Not the brushstrokes on a forgotten canvas,
But the dust drowsily lying across its picture.
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