Inescapable Quiet

Inescapable Quiet

A Poem by mae23

The Silence was crushing.

The Nothingness weighing down on me in heavy folds.

I couldn’t even hear my own heartbeat.

Was I dead?

No, Death was painful, loud, feeling.

This was perfect Quiet.

Silence popping my eardrums.

Silence slapping me in the face leaving red marks.

Silence filling my lungs, suffocating me.

Silence drenching me in my own sweat.

Silence - Dreadful. Wonderful. Blank.

© 2018 mae23


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Author's Note

mae23
Need some help, it's missing something I just don't know what.

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The sound of silence. I think you did well in posing the question. Just how quiet is real silence? I like the resonance of this.

Take care - Dave

Posted 5 Years Ago


I think you did well. You made the reader believe the words and thoughts. No waste of words and you led the reader to the dead-end. Thank you Mae for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

Posted 5 Years Ago



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