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Silence


Too Whom it concerns: If silence were gold and the noise those people make silence instead We would all be rich But no, continue your noise-making activities We do not need money But perhaps it's brilliance In the dismal darkness of their words And their immature antics Which amuse only them and their ilk Who hold themselves with high regard Oblivious to the distaste of others.
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