Silence Poem by Rose Marie Juan-austin
Silence
How I wish I could move you
On the floor of my mouth
To articulate the thoughts
That arise in me.
To utter the words
That a mother
Yearns to hear
From her beloved daughter.
To sing a melody
For my father
Who earnestly wishes
To hear the golden voice
Of his very own.
I always love to listen
To the endless queries
Of my little brother
I know
I answered them so well
But he seemed
Not to understand.
No one will ever know
The deepest longings of my heart
And the hurts
I usually encountered
The joys and happiness
I experienced in life.
The memories I gathered
I want to convey
And share them with you
But they always
Stay with me
Only for me.
Copyright 2017, Rose Marie Juan-Austin, All Rights Reserved
The silence silvery. We can't express all we think all we feel all our experiences all we hope to. It could be often more to speak than what has been spoken out. A majestic poem that upholds love and affection in family values. Congrats Rose Marie 10+
Fantastic poem Rose: It is indeed our silence which speaks louder than words.10+++++ The memories I gathered I want to convey And share them with you
I always love to listen To the endless queries Of my little brother I know I answered them so well But he seemed Not to understand.........love to little brother is touchingly inscribed here. Brilliant one. Thanks again.
stay with me only for me........beautiful expression. anjandev roy.
I knew a stroke victim whose speech was unintelligible.; ( I could not understand him and he seemed very frustrated by the disability.: (
(cont.) GARBLED: 'garbled adjective Difficult to understand because it has been distorted; scrambled. Lacking orderly continuity. 'disconnected fragments of a story' '
stanza 4 makes me think that the speaker may be able to speak, but NOT so others understand. Perhaps she/he has a speech impediment, a BAD ONE, or garbled **** speech. (cont.)
I left this January 25,2021: 'Having read the title and poem carefully, it seems as though 'you' in the first line refers to the speakers tongue (maybe voice) . But even if she is mute, can't she write her words? I feel your poem (or Notes) should explain more.'
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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No one will ever know/The deepest longings of my heart/And the hurts/I usually encountered/The joys and happiness/I experienced in life.....captivating expression! A magnificent piece of work that drags me to read it again and again with utmost satisfaction!