Don'T You Know Poem by Viola Grey
Don'T You Know
Don't you know,
this silence is like fire
slowly peeling layers
off my soul,
uncovering ashes once sheltered
but now scattering
on the cold breeze of your absence.
I held you closer than ever,
only to feel you shudder, slip,
the fade away.
I guess some things should never
be grasped too tightly,
but within walls of desire
lay shadows of desperation.
Don't you know
this room feels so much lighter
when you fill the space with careful words,
uncovering reckless laughter.
There's one reason
the air thins without you now,
but I can't quite
catch it.
21/09/08
Don't you know, this silence is like fire oh that is so true. good job V. Becca
I hope you know Viola you fused this one hook, line, catcher-on and skinner.. 0800 Space 4 Grafting
This is so good that I had to read it again and again and again...
Beautiful write my friend you have pored your heart over the screen for all of us to read and what a beautiful heart it is Chris 10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/24/2024 7:04:15 PM # 1.0.0.1119
absence perhaps is the most perseverant and pervasive presence There's one reason the air thins without you now, but I can't quite catch it aroha, r