The Silence of NoiseA Poem by EdurneBegins with silence hanging submissive Like blue curtains melting into the ground Then, sound, a soothing voice Like a slithering velvet rope for him to cling
to It was poison in the shape of a woman She asked him again for their past Their eyes met for only a second As two strangers And their shared silence became louder than
noise So loud, you couldn’t hear The sand singing in the desert As if it was actually loved While standing there like stone Statues melted like wax Creating an epidemic of past threats Him, silence, turned her, into noise Worn noise is the same of silence And frayed silence is the same as loud Opposites attract, contrasts don’t The television noise of white, the silence of
black The uncertain silence of the future, the noise
of the past The appreciative noise of hot, the silence of
cold The political silence of right, the noise of
wrong Then, there is always the annoying voice of
reason. © 2012 Edurne |
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