since you asked, no it's not possible to sit in silence let me explain: even if you could sit in pure sensory deprivation
By Tyler Clark2 years ago in Poets
Sojourn into a vacuum of time and space In an ultimate and utter lack of distraction. Let your mental chittering fall into the bright black void,
By Barb Dukeman2 years ago in Poets
Surrounded by mist and moss stained stones, Isn't it curious how the song of life evades us even when the sun has long since rose from the east?
By Rae Janney2 years ago in Poets
Something in the way you look at me I could always dream that hiding there Lingering in every glowing smile Everything I wished for hid itself in wordless glances.
By Alexander McEvoy2 years ago in Poets
Shutting down my phone for a moment; I don't want to deal with the loud reality anymore. Let me close my eyes and escape to an island where it's only me and the gentle waves.
By Alexandria Stanwyck2 years ago in Poets
stop for a minute inhale and hold…two, three, four let go of your anger exhale and hold…two, three, four nobody is out to get you
By Reid Christmann2 years ago in Poets
shut up and listen— indigo waves lapping on the shore, leaves fluttering as they spiral to the floor, eagles nesting in the mountains,
seriously? I don’t ask for much, and listening shouldn’t be that hard. even I don’t listen sometimes; nobody is perfect, I get that, but
Sherbet flavoured, sickly sweet, lemon coated tears. In the silence of the midnight hour, they come unbidden, but welcome,
By Bessie Burns2 years ago in Poets
Standing here on haunted ground, straddling the line between grief and relief, incessant rivers saturate the ground, though the time spent here's been brief.
Silence is gold. I love it when the truth is known and less told. You hear that? Or are your ears flat? Did your drums pound?
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Poets
Still, solitary moments, the kind with ringing in your ears, those linger. Especially these days, no single distraction
By Kay Husnick2 years ago in Poets
