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Jonathan Barry Sullivan
Poems
Feb 2012
It Moves Through All
I stopped “loving,”
I stopped hating
And I started telling the only truth
That one so obvious that it’s woven into everything
So loud and ubiquitous
That I mistook it for silence
It is that ringing in my ears
The kind I can’t escape when it happens
Only ride it out like a headache
It took more than twenty years to remember
The words that describe it
“Listen to it all, it moves.”
“Hem da la li, si laina.”
And I began to stop every so often
Just to ******* listen to it all
When I did I began to hear it
The sound beneath the ringing that is a song
Simplicity paired with intricate and infinite beauty
I hear it every time now
The groaning and moaning and crying out beauty
Joyous for simply being alive and immortal
I remembered to be in the moment
Live in the here and now and hear the present
I remembered to sing along in the silence
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Jonathan Barry Sullivan
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