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Created on: January 03, 2009
I am listening to silence
Surrounded by majestic trees
Where nothing stirs and not a breeze
Dare touch me. Where I do not pense
On anything except the silence.
.
Light filters through the foliage dense
And floods a vast and leafy sea.
I hear the silence. It hears me,
As we commune without defense,
And I unite with the silence.
.
I appreciate quiet in its absence.
In a world so full of noise
Amused by honking, beeping toys
I take my leave. And hence,
I lie here listening to silence.
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