a mute in serious places

a mute in serious places

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz
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no clowns aloud

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a mute in serious places

mute since early birth
an ignorance surrounds his lips in a purse
i could cry eyes but i prefer speech of the tongue
as i utter a sound, maybe a hint of my clown
the laughter feels like an open meadow bellowing out loud
as i dash through the air in lightening jolt ease
i hear strange mumbling about the words of my deed
turning everywhere i see a mute following me
it speaks to my ear like a wizard to be
laughter looks downward in this meadow land
perhaps a frown will do this land grand

© 2018 Alfred Kukitz


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Thanks Ana!

is was a shot at the irony of seriousness!

regards,
al

Posted 6 Years Ago


there's a time and place for clowning around but sometimes when people are afraid they laugh and giggle
defense mechanism maybe? perhaps a coping mechanism? I think the latter.

Posted 6 Years Ago


thanks jacob!

i couldn’t agree more. however i have experienced places where death has swept humor away.

regards,
al

Posted 6 Years Ago


laughter is a savior...i firmly believe that...it has taken me from the darkest places.
j.

Posted 6 Years Ago



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Added on April 17, 2018
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Tags: mute, speech, mumbling, deed

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Alfred Kukitz
Alfred Kukitz

Deering, NH



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