Voices of Pain

Voices of Pain

A Poem by William Fields Issac

I can hear them,
Their crying,
Their pain,
Slowly dying.

They tell their souls,
And secrets dark,
To strangers weep,
And to the unfamiliar they hark.

No one can hear them,
their silent screaming,
Yet their text based plea's,
Their souls constant streaming.

Are we cowards?
To hide behind a digital mask,
We hide our pain from those we know,
and help from strangers ask.

It seems a poets curse,
to tell their soul in rhyme and verse,
To hide their soul from family and friend,
To guard their feelings until the end.

© 2010 William Fields Issac


Author's Note

William Fields Issac
The end has a small bit of "paper" in it as this poem is continuation of sorts to "paper"

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lots of emotion!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Hmm, i guess i shall answer yes i may be a coward. Love the emotion intertwined in this. I really enjoyed the ending.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Love how the ending of each line rhyme..."ababcdcd..." type of rhyme scheme, I believe.!

Posted 13 Years Ago


"Are we cowards?
To hide behind a digital mask,"
these is a great lines, it shows we do hid who we are behind things, its a front, if things are going bad, we often act as if nothings going on to hide our true pain.


Posted 13 Years Ago


"It seems a poets curse,
to tell their soul in rhyme and verse"...

Powerful...

Posted 13 Years Ago



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William Fields Issac
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I am in college studying linguistics and naturally I am a lover of languages and their use. This does not, however, mean that I am a grammar nazi, nor a dictionary thumper; the linguist and the Engli.. more..

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