Tsunami HiroshiSu (September 15,1996 / Fort Collins, Colorado)
Poems by Tsunami HiroshiSu : 78 / 107
Silence
These words, they fill the silence
The silence in between
The silence that consumes us
The silence that is me
Silence is deep
Silence is heavy
It presses on me and it presses on you
It threatens to swallow us whole
Becuase of all the unsaid things
It swears to devour us
And it promises to become us
Speak to me
Speak against the silence binding your lips
I'm hear to listen
Listen to words
Not silence
Speak quick
Before the silence overwhelms us
Tsunami HiroshiSu
Submitted: Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Edited: Friday, July 20, 2012
Poems by Tsunami HiroshiSu : 78 / 107
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