The Silence

The Silence

A Poem by Brandon Wile

What is left now
Except the silence?
Our memories depart
On jet black wings

A bitter acceptance
We can't understand
All the rage we've held
Now ashes in our hands

Did we bow out quietly
Admit to falling apart?  
Tears turn to resentment 
Then scars on broken hearts 

The piles of photographs 
Like love laid to rest 
Under layers of dead skin
That won't peel away 

© 2019 Brandon Wile


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Both good rhyming and good imagery in this one, especially in the last two lines. The silence of separation is onerous, but it can be overcome.

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Added on December 24, 2018
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Brandon Wile
Brandon Wile

Salt Lake City, UT



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Salt Lake City based Writer & Poet. Currently finishing up 2 poetry compilations "Somewhere Between Life And Death" & "The Rage We've Held", originally one book, these took on a 2nd life as individu.. more..

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