The Seeker Poem by Liilia Talts Morrison

The Seeker



I am the seeker of the rainbow
Inside a broken glass

Brightest blue
Turns into orange hue

I am the seeker of the roar
Inside a conch shell

Lulling me to dream
In an empty room

I am the seeker of shards
Fallen in the cracks
Of silent alleys

My life a torn cord, frayed
Cast into the waters

I am the seeker of the blind man's light
A darkness oh so bright

I am the seeker of the deaf man's sound
Symphony of silence
Floating upward, outward.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Margaret O Driscoll 07 January 2016

What a coincidence, just talking about conch shells as I watched a holiday show based in Miami, this poem is deep and I have just touched the surface, would like to dive deeper!

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