The Invention of Sound
Long ago, before words were known
Sound simply didn't exist
A smile was the only thing needed
Or a tear, if someone were missed
Love was then, the language of choice
A silent show of affection
Until that day when sound was invented
The heartbreaking cry of rejection
A teardrop had finally found its voice
The silence was broken in two
A broken heart had finally spoken
And the people knew not what to do
No words of comfort could pass their lips
For words were yet to be known
So the sound of heartbreak spread like cancer
For those doomed to suffer alone
Words would one day come to fruition
And comfort would finally be found
But the silence was silenced forever more
Because the invention of sound
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