Auguries Of Silence Poem by leonard daranjo

Auguries Of Silence

Rating: 4.8


My voice has been lost
In a desert swirl
My dreams have been trampled
Under the hooves of distrust
But I continue to listen
To the howling winds
I continue to love
The roaring sea
I continue to admire
The setting sun
I love the warmth
Of muddy rivers
And the lingering aroma
Of the good red earth
I love the sight of a shooting star
And the mystique of Halley’s ancient comet
Messages reach me
From between rain drops and sandstorms
And blades of grass
And on the frantic flapping
Of a humming bird’s wings
In my heart is the undying yearning
And a plaintive song
That expresses everything:
To which I belong
Take me, come take me
To where - before silence -
Conceptualization of everything
In the universe was born
Take me to where the elements are wild
To the place where I am still a child

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Raj Nandy 25 September 2008

Another beautiful poem! A true philosopher and artist reside in your soul! I feel you may like my 'Sand Storm'! -Raj Nandy

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Sandra Fowler 28 January 2008

Beautifully written. It is in silence that the true poet finds his voice. Strength for the journey, my brave friend. Warmest regards, Sandra

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Alison Cassidy 27 January 2008

This is an exceptional piece of writing leonard - with a beautiful balance between the emotional and the visual. Your poem flows freely and your yearning carries a feast of images on those 'frantically flapping' humming bird's wings. You sing your verse with a silver tongue. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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