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I had forgotten this silence existed. One that lets me hear so much Over distances my senses cannot gauge... The bark of the dog doing its job The clanging of trailers and gates...somewhere. Birdsong, of course, is a constant But I leave them to it, no need to disturb. Not a socket in the house is on, by the way Spring's sudden Sun generates comfort enough. No Telly, no phone, no radio required, Instinct tells me to hear the quiet To receive not broadcast. A bright orange book lies beside me: It confessed all to me this morning. I'll remember this silence always.
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Mar 26, 2022
Mar 26, 2022 at 1:13 PM UTC
Silence Remembered
I had forgotten this silence existed. One that lets me hear so much Over distances my senses cannot gauge... The bark of the dog doing its job The clanging of trailers and gates...somewhere. Birdsong, of course, is a constant But I leave them to it, no need to disturb. Not a socket in the house is on, by the way Spring's sudden Sun generates comfort enough. No Telly, no phone, no radio required, Instinct tells me to hear the quiet To receive not broadcast. A bright orange book lies beside me: It confessed all to me this morning. I'll remember this silence always.
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Mar 26, 2022
Mar 26, 2022 at 1:13 PM UTC
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