I found your request in my RR box, so here goes....a place of silence is sometimes a nice place to dwell, especially if we have no words to share or shout from the rooftops. Its nice to observe and watch things from afar, but eventually our silence must be replaced by words, else we do risk becoming misevaluated. The best place is probably somewhere between the extremes of silence and noise. An interesting poem, Serene. Certainly one to ponder! :))
"Impressions to expressions
Words that sit still..."
I like those phrases very much, especially "words that sit still" - a commanding image that works.
It made me think of a world-famous phrase = 'the sound of silence.' It's excellent wording here.
"...Gathering weight in silence
An asset of none existence..."
Do you mean "non-existence"? Or is the word 'none' meant to convey a new idea...that somehow there is an 'asset' that equals 'none'? I got confused about that.
I really like this part too:
"Valuing all
It stood a chance
Of Misevaluation"
I think in some cases, writers often value all in order to see them clearly and describe them well.
You describe silence in several good images... but, as a writer, you're also taking action. You must describe something, and in doing so, you break the silence. It's a dichotomy I appreciate. One is observant, yes, but one also acts on what they see, even to describe a place removed from action.
Thanks for sharing this!
PS. I had to write this twice, because I lost part of it the first time. Sorry.
sometimes there are no words or words are misinterpreted. better to think before we speak - must choose our words carefully or say nothing at all. as the old saying goes - silence is golden.
The misfits
Of pure genius
Observing the crowd
From
A place of Silence
sometimes silence says a lot - with a deep roar. interesting, thought-provoking piece ... :)
I found your request in my RR box, so here goes....a place of silence is sometimes a nice place to dwell, especially if we have no words to share or shout from the rooftops. Its nice to observe and watch things from afar, but eventually our silence must be replaced by words, else we do risk becoming misevaluated. The best place is probably somewhere between the extremes of silence and noise. An interesting poem, Serene. Certainly one to ponder! :))
Great thoughts often go unexpressed for want of the right words. And sometimes the words are there but they remain unwritten and unspoken for want of interpretation and appreciation. Rare is the genius that gets them all. So they linger in silence. Loved this!