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Silence

There’s something in the silence, but it’s never been quite clear Is it comforting or deafening, or music to my ear? I find it in the quiet, it comes from deep within It tells me where I’m going, and shows me where I’ve been I don’t need an ear to listen, or someone’s hand to hold Because my thoughts are loud and clear, underlined and bold I listen to the echoes, but I cannot hear the screams Of all the thoughts inside, and reoccurring dreams Like a bullet searching for it’s target, I am looking for mine Silence brings motionless and the planets misalign I’m looking for that defining moment, when my world stands still I don’t want all the answers, because searching holds the thrill I want to be like the rhythm, to my favorite song, Meaning I am sensible, and that I belong But aside from the song, I find great value in the silence Because for a few moments, it ceases all the violence I don’t mean world wars, I’m talking about battles inside I guess I’m saying at times, I’m conflicted on this ride Sometimes life can be raging, like a heart attack, But in silence, I find, that all fades to black It’s a ride I can’t get off of, and nor would I try Because that would be like gravity, which I cannot defy So when my thoughts are spinning, like electric ballet dancers I turn to silence, because it holds all the hidden answers
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Written by
krista-lynn
American
Published
Nov 13, 2011
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