Morning Whispers

Morning Whispers

A Poem by Meg

I whisper in the silence, but the sound passing my lips is muffled in my ears. What was it that I said?  I lay still in my bed, a chill in my bones despite the thick sea of blankets surrounding me.  My fingers outstretch, grasping for the lost words as if I could catch them in the air, and let them leave my lips again-- those familiar syllables I once spoke tenderly and sweetly in the quiet of the morning.

What was it that I said?

As the cloudiness of slumber passes from me, I hear your name.

© 2012 Meg


Author's Note

Meg
I think that something can be done to improve this. Suggestions are welcome. Constructive criticism is greatly welcome.

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I think it's good, except maybe the last line. The rest was full of imagery, but that line might be a little lack. Great poem, though :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


Really grealt flow. beautifully said.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on January 19, 2012
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