Deaf Poem by Christopher Teale

Deaf



Today was a happy day, or so I thought.
But as time wore on, the afternoon brought
a painful truth to bear.

I talk, you talk, we talk.
But not an ear is lent to hark,
and we drift away.

You see me screaming and you rage.
I only scream to be understood; I wage
a war with deafness.

I am here, I am alive!
I only want you to know; I strive
to let you know I'm here.

But you cover your ears and scream back.
Before I know it, I'm under attack
and our love is falling apart.

Monday, November 23, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: alone,anger,sad
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Christopher Teale

Christopher Teale

Miami, Charity hospital
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