![]() Telling SilenceA Poem by Odin Roark![]() How splendiferous the obstacles we so anxiously avoid.![]()
Telling Silence
by Odin Roark How humble the eyes Gazing upon willing walls Plastered Spackled Rolled Faded chipped peeling Summary billboards these Time’s almanac of once upon a time A spirited reflection of weathered light and color Preserving survival’s history Life’s mandatory confinements Creation’s layered separations Passageways ever seductive Holds firm within its roofless maze As if imitating the ancestral bark of trees Stubborn walls too horde depiction’s traveling images Imagination engraved faces and eyes Both man and beast layered For tomorrow’s reflective discovery We peer down along Through around and about Such partitioned mapping Knowing all of existence Hosts but one entrance One exit Our only enemy… Self-loathing’s wrecking ball Threatening today from becoming yesterday Arcing to destroy preparation’s tomorrow And imagination’s continued telling silence © 2013 Odin Roark |
StatsAuthor![]() Odin RoarkTalent, ORAboutBackground in NY/LA entertainment and arts, Now Novelist/Poet/Humanist. Two novels published: ECHOSIS, 3 WAY MIRROR. Poems published in "Said and Unsaid" Vol 1. In 2012 - 2 volumes of my poetry were.. more..Writing
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