Colors Of Silence Poem by Paul Hartal

Colors Of Silence

Rating: 5.0


Yellow roses swing in the wind
Lonely dogs bark but the wolves prevail
The violin strings snap, protesting
The aloofly silent mind of the nail.

Blue tulips pray with the bells
On the lake white triangles sail
The postman walks slowly, pondering
The silent somber red box of the mail.

Evening descends on the green hills
The trees are wincing along the grey tail
In the dense dark rests the black forest
The silence dreams it screams under a veil.

Sunday, June 30, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: colors,imagination,silence
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bernard F. Asuncion 30 June 2019

An excellent wonderful write, sir Paul....10+++++

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Jane Campion 30 June 2019

The images are vivid notwithstanding the silent colors.

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