Voice Unspoken, Yet Written Loud Poem by Xolani Mario Majola

Voice Unspoken, Yet Written Loud

Rating: 5.0


If only I could speak as good as I write,
With words that flow like ink at night.
Where pauses breathe, and thoughts take flight,
No stumble or stutter, no fear in sight.

In whispers bold, I'd shape the air,
With eloquence soft, beyond compare.
But in the silence of my hand's inked sprawl,
I find the voice that speaks it all.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem reflects on the contrast between written and spoken expression, highlighting the speaker's struggle with verbal communication. While they long for their spoken words to flow as effortlessly as their writing, they find that their true voice emerges best through ink on paper. The poem conveys a sense of longing, self-awareness, and the power of writing to express what speech sometimes cannot.
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