You Who Was Born Silent... Poem by Jacques du Lumerie

You Who Was Born Silent...



You who was born silent
Spoke but once in a thousand years,
Saying that you were sorry
To crack the quiet reflections of the day.

Your silence is a gift
In a world of so many words.
They will not understand you
For your silence.

Your ears are for the stream,
For the wind;
For the people of snowflakes.


You only communicate
With a smile.


I know you have not forgotten
Those times we shared
Before they began to kill us
For being silent.

Saturday, February 14, 2004
Topic(s) of this poem: silence
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