A capsule-like remedy wedges distance
Between edges and existence.
White noise turns black on these nights,
Cold, with warmth sliding into place,
Thorns budding, volcanoes melting into the sea.
You can hear the coals, tired beneath the flames,
And the dampened voices become tuneful.
The snow tames the briers, and the pond
Sleeps in the stillness of the meadow.
The white upon the evergreen falls with
A silent sigh of a distant storm.
The crystal cups, hidden from the moon,
Gather before the firelight
To gleam in their emptiness and never die.
1 comment:
Nice poem! Do you have such deep appreciation for earplugs? Me too, since they provide me with better sleep and the quiet I need to work on my writings. Oh, and they make loud neighbors bearable too. Freeman @ EarPeace.com
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