Quiet Poem by Barry Middleton
Quiet
can wise men teach fools
can fools teach wise men
the silence of the mouse
prepares for hungry winter
wisdom isn't had by chatter
but by the hush of listening
the crane moves in grace
a solemn whisper of peace
so it is that mice and cranes
attend to the quiet spirit
wisdom is lost in clamor
the world is raucous noise
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: listen,silence,wisdom
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