The Eleventh Hour Poem by Iniduo Iniduo

The Eleventh Hour



people still go out late
on the street, past houses
each other, yet, recently

noise from elsewhere floats
on the square, a garden party
street theatre, a confused man

the time arrives, without
clock, with closed books
and yet unborn years

I hear people speak, yell
I hear unprovoked laughter
in their nameless language

they gasp for air, greedy
mouthfuls, they, still pending
almost drinkable, listen

because these sounds root in
memory, drown my silence -
Long ago

Sunday, May 10, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: memory
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