Silence Tuned Poem by Indira Renganathan

Silence Tuned

Rating: 5.0


Reposing in this porch
In the yellow noon
Fenced around with grille black
On this quiet grey chair
Alleviating me
Hush of the colourless silence

Zapping out through the white gaps
Gazing at a crow, a sparrow
A pigeon, a parrot
Stuttering, twittering, hooting..
Squeaking, trilling many the other
Dark and bright on green...

A swallow seesawing on a tributary
Rhythmic screech of a squirrel
Fluttering with colourful potpourri
The butterflies waltzing around
An unknown bouffant bird
A radio melody from afar
In iridescent harmony silence tuned

Sunday, April 20, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,social
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Dr Antony Theodore 10 May 2016

happy to send u a comment and vote of 10. if u hve time pl. read my poem if you die before me. thank you. tony

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Dr Antony Theodore 10 May 2016

A pigeon, a parrot Stuttering, twittering, hooting.. Squeaking, trilling many the other Dark and bright on green... so bound with nature in a reposing mood your hear the tunes and notes of silence. the ability to listen to the music of silence denotes a mystical nature in you my dear poetess. tony

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