to the man that loves the quiet
to the man that loves the quiet
One day I will stop coming
And you will wonder
Where I am.
Silence will be all you get from me
Silence of words, silence of sounds
Silence of any possibility.
And then
you will know me completely.
The many sounds that once you heard from me
will turn into sun rays
in the great vasteness of space,
and I will be closer to you than ever.
And you will wonder
Where I am.
Silence will be all you get from me
Silence of words, silence of sounds
Silence of any possibility.
And then
you will know me completely.
The many sounds that once you heard from me
will turn into sun rays
in the great vasteness of space,
and I will be closer to you than ever.
I wanted to comment on your poem when I first read it, but I couldn't formulate the words accurately, and I'm still tring to bring one in particular to mind.
You've poeticized love and loss very beautifully, Sandra. I love the way your poem [intentionally] shifts, with "And then" as the segue. I love the elusiveness of how you've expressed your thoughts. You've created a sense and visual of vitality and action, using the word and concept of silence, their virtual opposite.
And then [the missing word ~ meaning something that's true, although its appearing to be the opposite] with your, "you will know me completely." It's not "ambivalence" or "ambiguity" ~ but it's right in there, somewhere close. Likewise, with these lines:
"in the great vasteness of space,
and I will be closer to you than ever."
I really, really like this, and it hearkens to feelings I've had, as well. You've expressed them incredibly succinctly, despite it's appearing to be otherwise
. What is that word!?!
~ Lizzy
You've poeticized love and loss very beautifully, Sandra. I love the way your poem [intentionally] shifts, with "And then" as the segue. I love the elusiveness of how you've expressed your thoughts. You've created a sense and visual of vitality and action, using the word and concept of silence, their virtual opposite.
And then [the missing word ~ meaning something that's true, although its appearing to be the opposite] with your, "you will know me completely." It's not "ambivalence" or "ambiguity" ~ but it's right in there, somewhere close. Likewise, with these lines:
"in the great vasteness of space,
and I will be closer to you than ever."
I really, really like this, and it hearkens to feelings I've had, as well. You've expressed them incredibly succinctly, despite it's appearing to be otherwise


~ Lizzy