I Am Poem by Joshua Swanson

I Am



I am the silence between beats;
I am the stillness of the breath;
I am the drifting void of thought;
I am the open hand of death.

I am the empty wanderer,
Who searches for a final end.
I am the one who silent, seeks,
A world to transcend.

I am the dead who march in rows,
I am the life-force of the grave,
I am the one you dare not touch,
I am the one you cannot save.

I am the student of the void,
That lurks within each mortal soul.
I am the seeker of the word,
That spoken, marks each man as whole.

I am the future of your soul,
I am the past that might have been,
I am the tale never told,
I am the future not forseen.

I am the first to walk the path,
That every man has walked before.
I am the lonely voice that speaks,
A prophecy that all ignore.

I am the marker of the lost,
I am the finder of the found,
I am the dark in every light,
I am the silence of each sound.

I now compose my silent speech,
More eloquent than any words,
And hope this time that you will hear,
These last, fatal, discordant chords.

Thursday, April 20, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: identity
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 20 April 2017

'I am the tale never told'! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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