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Voices In The Dark 
By Shawn F., Fairhaven, MA
"Hello," they say to me.
"What are you thinking of now,
and why are you staring?
Are you O.K.?"
The walls speak to me in the darkness;
in a language that I understand,
but can't hear.
I imagine them as hidden faces
behind a black veil:
forgotten images
which are brought back to memory
by being alone --
within a separate world
which I call my own.
"Why are you thinking of her?"
they ask.
I answer without a sound,
"I don't know."
"Do you love her?"
I give no reply.
The walls become silent
as they conspire with one another;
the faces behind the veil
whisper softly --
They know what I think,
for I am with them
every day, every hour
in my silent world.
A forgotten place for many,
but a reminder of some.
They know where my secrets lie ...
rickthebrick said...
May 12 at 5:02 am:
May 12 at 5:02 am:
cloistered experience made beautiful by long reflection.
which makes it kind of funny












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