And There Was Silence
A Poem by
Norma M Sutton
And there was silence The world held its breath And there was silence No one could guess And there was silence As the trees hid their eyes And there was silence Ringing to the skies And there was silence The world made not a sound And there was silence No one left around And there was silence As tears filled her eyes And there was silence Not even a sigh And there was silence The rain began to fall And there was silence No pattering was found And there was silence As the drops hit all around And there was silence Ringing under ground And there was silence The world seemed to call And there was silence No answering voice falls And there was silence As her calls grew and grew And there was silence Ringing in the dew And there was silence The days of song has passed And there was silence No one thought it would last And there was silence As another day renewed And there was silence Ringing primordial stew And there was silence The day had finally come And there was silence No dark to overcome And there was silence As feet touched the land And there was silence Ringing in her hands And there was silence no more As life crept across the land
© 2012 Norma M Sutton
Reviews
The world held its breath.
Well penned.
Posted 12 Years Ago
it was addicting to read, seems strange I know. But the repetative tone acts a stimulus. It gives it feeling and cadence, loved it.
Posted 12 Years Ago
it was addicting to read, seems strange I know. But the repetative tone acts a stimulus. It gives it feeling and cadence, loved it.
My Dear Writing Friend,
A very creative write that used a term I did not know. I looked up the words “primordial stew” and your word picture came to life.
primordial soup
noun
a solution rich in organic compounds in the primitive oceans of the earth, from which life is hypothesized to have originated.
With this key I was able to view your work I believe in the light and color contrast your words reflected, I think. Very creative.
Blessings, Laughing-Bear
Posted 13 Years Ago
My Dear Writing Friend,
A very creative write that used a term I did not know. I looked up the words “primordial stew” and your word picture came to life.
primordial soup
noun
a solution rich in organic compounds in the primitive oceans of the earth, from which life is hypothesized to have originated.
With this key I was able to view your work I believe in the light and color contrast your words reflected, I think. Very creative.
Blessings, Laughing-Bear
and here i am with silence in my mouth, guess you really know your way around words. i love it
Posted 13 Years Ago
and here i am with silence in my mouth, guess you really know your way around words. i love it
So peaceful and subtle in its beauty yet there is a overwhelming awe in every words that grips me.
Posted 13 Years Ago
So peaceful and subtle in its beauty yet there is a overwhelming awe in every words that grips me.
What a beautiful poem Norma! Loved it.
Posted 13 Years Ago
What a beautiful poem Norma! Loved it.
I enjoy the silents of night fall and the
silents of a new born day
Silents speaks of peace and hope
Love the ending and flow and images
Silents is truly golden...
Excellent write
Posted 13 Years Ago
I enjoy the silents of night fall and the
silents of a new born day
Silents speaks of peace and hope
Love the ending and flow and images
Silents is truly golden...
Excellent write
Good work looks like it took a awhile
Posted 13 Years Ago
Good work looks like it took a awhile
nice work on this poem Norma...
Posted 13 Years Ago
nice work on this poem Norma...
Silence can be a powerful thing especially when it finally ends. This poem builds up in a powerful way to the ending, love the repeated line, it adds a strong touch to the whole poem. This really is a wonderful poem!
Posted 13 Years Ago
Silence can be a powerful thing especially when it finally ends. This poem builds up in a powerful way to the ending, love the repeated line, it adds a strong touch to the whole poem. This really is a wonderful poem!
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Added on May 30, 2011
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Norma M Sutton Bostic, NC
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Norma Moore Sutton has written and published two children's books:
The First Lamb
and
Harry Goes To The Fair
She has written and published the first book in the Haunting Memories Series:
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