Poetry: Silence - by saphyr

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by saphyr

Created on: September 24, 2008

Silence

Silence is not a curse,
but can be the worst.
Some people adore it,
but many find it a bore.
I feel silence is interesting,
like a raising tide
bringing subjects, very wide
or creating problems
big or small
never ceasing to amaze us all.

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