Art Of SilenceA Poem by Kiri JIn the darkness she spins Spreads wide her arms Like helicopter wings In the empty bedroom She silently sings
And she wails Prevails tomorrow When tomorrow never came
She is drunk And knocks a tea cup from the table. The tea pot, serves for two She knocks it off too And curses the ones Who were there when Tea was consumed.
Two towels she pulls from the floor And hurls them both Through the door And she slams it Shatters the silence And the solitude is raw
The floorboards creak She is blessed for the walls that Can't talk The stories they would tell Of the things that they saw Are best left hidden From assaulted ears And skin turned grey from the Lonely cold
Again They are two She is one She is lost They have won
We will never be two of the same.
We hear the rumbling of the storm and the threat of the rain.
We feel the quake beneath unstable feet And we wait. © 2008 Kiri JReviews
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Added on June 25, 2008Last Updated on June 25, 2008 AuthorKiri JMelbourne, AustraliaAboutI'm 22, Australian. I love music by the likes of Tori Amos, Imogen Heap, Regina Spektor, Sia, Amy Winehouse... Jeff Buckley, DCAB. I am a writer. I love rainy Sinatra-Sundays. I don't talk when I have.. more..Writing
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