Silent Thoughts Poem by Leonard Dabydeen

Silent Thoughts



Quiet as a mouse

nibbling cheese

on a wooden trap

innocent of death

my silent thoughts

roam the countryside

beyond the barnyards

and acres of golden corn fields

I watch a tractor roving in the distance

where once I stood

with a pail of seeds

waiting for a farmhand

my silent thoughts drift

like grey clouds in the sky

beyond the driftwood fence

looking at the fresh-water pond

where the little ducklings

flock together for a swimming lesson

and joyful geese quack, quacking

as the evening clasps its hands

in prayer for the end of another day.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bijay Kant Dubey 01 February 2019

Silent thoughts, how to recollect and nourish with? My silent thoughts taking me to where the ducks keep swimming, geese quacking.

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