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Hushed To Silence

Hushed to silence the city sleeps The calming of hatred and angry eyes In the plains of Heaven angels weep For lives of untold lies In which the city cries. Tis the soul that warms the night Where love does not despair On wings of serenity held in flight To the castle in the air For enchanted evening prayer. Blessed are they, the souls of Man The eyes of steady dripping A feast awaits in timely plan With heart shaped glasses for sipping Where loveliness is gripping. The earth below in turmoiled smoke A death of kingly sin The broken table of Shumard Oak His shattered setting of Chateaubriand Marchand De Vin The war subsided within. To Heaven rise the innocents Where peace and love reside With cries of song in laments Those souls now cast aside The rule of Jehovah applied. BY: DARREN J McMURRAY September 21, 2008

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Date: 10/3/2008 11:04:00 AM
I like how the title of this poem is integrated into the lines. Silence in certainly a time for contemplated prayer. I like your use of figurative and descriptive words in enhancing the essence of the poem. Great job! ~Joseph
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