The silence

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    The silence

    Our minds, our bodies

    were caught in the resonation of bells.

    Our stone heads struggling in a web of sharp grass

     

    Chirping at the passing

    We chiseled hands and melted around cameras;

    Snap shot after snap shot;

    fading moments in conciseness’

    wave upon wave,

    splashing the roofs of our mouths,

    pitted against the backs of our straightened teeth,

    teething at our lips for a memory we could kiss sweetly in the middle of the end

     

    dark & clammy-

    red like our tongues;

    the flesh under our finger nails as we bite them-

    chewing on thought, "the night a crutch for lullabies and closing eyes"

     

    So take it –seize it: by the cuffs - the tie- the shoelace trailing

    dragging beside us ominously

    and when the sun sets call your lovers and blow a kiss.

     

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    Walt Whitman, American Poet (1819-1892)

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