Silence Poem by Charlotte Rains

Silence

Rating: 5.0


She sits alone in the silence, lost in her book.
This is how she spends her time, has for so long.
In the pages of books, she finds her life.
Not here, not in this dusty, nowhere place she was birthed to.
Here she is nothing, nobody; just a sad, empty shell.
She reads and rereads the pages until they come to life.
She smiles, she dances, she screams with anger!
Every emotion lives within her lonesome, hungry soul.
Then the final page is turned and once again she weeps.
Weeps for the little girl lost.

All Rights Reserved © C. J. Rains 7/1/2018

Silence
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Susan Williams 02 July 2018

This is so affecting- I have often wondered if children start reading because their own life is so drab and without hope and they find they can have glorious adventures inside the covers of books. And maybe that's why writers write those books! 10++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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Robert Murray Smith 02 July 2018

A good poem. Insightful.++10

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