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Silent Voice


Black ink tells a story Block thoughts before words What were those words? Remember how the voice sounds, But no words were spoken Long sentence began to rise Words were shown This sentence was a thought Ideas linked into the brain Emotions were the rough ocean Feelings became those words A sentence that someone read Journey to one's thought In a search for one thing An answer for one's life
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