Ears
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Only when a lion is poked and prodded
does it turn and roar.
Only when a whisper is spat on and silenced
does it turn into a scream.
Only when a life is faced with death
does it become meaningful.
My dog really loves to be scratched
On his ears and head
Oscar, so cute, he makes me happy
We don’t talk a lot about ears, do we?
They’re seen as simply the masses of flesh attached to the sides of newly
Formed heads at birth
Not seen in most respects as something of worth and yet
I see you, when you see me
I see trees dancing to the wind’s rhythm
I see children making music in the park
I see water moving down the mountain’s back
Ears that hear,
hear sweet music.
Music that bounces,
Music that soothes,
Music from your very own fingers,
Music that moves.
Having Ears that Hear
are the most Important thing to me,
Eyes that see
Ears that hear
We read His Word; We hear His voice
I find in Him my rest.
Indeed imagination is inundated inside interminable ideas,
Pouring purposes, poetry-pondering pages pertaining panegyric phrases,
Entrapped, effortlessly entombed - ears eternally earning effrontery.
My ears: they are the best of friends,
and any quarrels my brain mends.
That car is coming from your left
proclaims the first, so smart and deft.
