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Dec 07, 2012
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a breaking in the silence
whisper to me in dark places,
unshackling my mute form
revive the thousand voices,
I have sustained in a forever
unspoken and formless
so as to be forgotten,
it was in a night-scape,
the void of sound
negated speech
I break into flight,
with an oath choking
on my first cry
I drift on the hair of my nape,
as the weave of my cloth
spirals, for a moment
as gums bleed out
the rhythm in my shade, refrains
I ask of you,
caress me in a softness
of mourning,
whisper to me of dark places
for now,
I am a broken vow
spoken in a thousand tongues
About This Poem
Style/Type: Free verse
Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
Editing Stage: Editing - draft
Comments
loved
12 years 7 months ago
too dark and negative
too dark and negative
to my warm hearted mind and positivity
let every negation be doomed
and a lovelier poetry bloomed,
in the vast yet short expanse of time,
in which you rhyme
but I still call it my while,
my time
Seek into my heart
for the warmth you feel denied,
cry upon my shoulders if you will,
but no more
once eyes dry and go still
will you anymore of your emotions kill,
live within my thoughts and abound
a sincerer friend in me
perhaps you have finally found,...
Seren
12 years 7 months ago
ello loved
Your right it is dark but its about freedom from oppression
I lived a life where I was not allowed to have a voice
or even do things I liked to do
this was about me finally breaking free from the shackles
thanks for the read its much appreciated nice to hear from you
kindest regards Jayne-Chloe
loved
12 years 7 months ago
you are so kind
how I wish
Jess emulates you
regards
Seren
12 years 7 months ago
I am just me
And I can tell you now Jess would not like to be anything like me
regards JC
Ian.T
12 years 7 months ago
Jayne
This is a beautiful piece that cries of yesterday.
Take not the sorrows from yesteryear
Make not a shrine that your soul must visit each tomorrow
Rejoice in the now, where all the burdens can be left.
Be happy in the thoughts that all those past things can be recalled
Where the hurt of yesterday can be changed into a cry of happiness
If only we learn to believe that there is a reason for everything.
Seek out the long grass of summer that flows as the Ocean.
Take your form, join in the beauty of solitude.
Where you can reason with each thought before it arrives.
Make yourself a place of rest, where healing can live.
Then Laugh with the world knowing that it cannot hurt you any more.
"And it is not even Sunday"
I liked this as it told things as they are and the crying that only a mother knows, You take care young Lady and know we are there with you,
Yours Ian.T x
Seren
12 years 7 months ago
Ian
As you can tell it is about a yesteryear I dont live this life anymore
I think its good therapy to write it out ... get it off the chest so to speak
I like to see the beauty in life these days, I dont want stress and fear
to rule my life as It once did
i love solitude I love the quiet of night, always have, even as a child
I remember laying in bed listening to my parents talking about their
respective days I could never quiet hear what they were saying,
but its gentle lilting in the night would put me to sleep
I miss that feeling
love always JC xxx
weirdelf
12 years 7 months ago
Now this is better!
You are speaking well and true.
Seren
12 years 7 months ago
Thanks Jess Glad you think
Thanks Jess Glad you think this ones improved
regards JC xxx
weirdelf
12 years 7 months ago
'I am a broken vow spoken in a thousand tongues'
superb line.
Elegantly written poem, but to be honest, I didn't quite get it.
Seren
12 years 7 months ago
Fair enough
glad you liked that one line
JC
loved
12 years 7 months ago
sarcasm at best one learns from such cynism too and glad you
broke of from your constraintful situation
words creation is my volition
as twas with
Shakespeares in his rendition