Short Lifevoice Poems
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A silenced voice is calling
As my deafened ears do hear
The words that now are falling
Are those, though distant, near
I call to no one, really
But respond to it, as heard
And though this reads as silly
It’s truly just absurd
For a silent voice has loudness?
Deafened ears can hear?
It’s just a bunch of madness
As myself, I disappear
Its the feeling you get
When you want to sleep but there is no bed
When you want to fall but your held by strings
When you want to stop but the floor moves forward
When you want to stay but she’s gone
Its the voice you hear
Because you tripped and fell
Because you said something you didn’t think was dumb
Because you forget yourself
Because its the only voice left for company
Its the life you live
Form:
A child’s voice is never heard
It’s as though they never speak a word
Forever they sit nonexistent
“They” are us in every moment
We are told to speak out
But we ask “what about”
Sitting silently, told not to make a sound
Yet life keeps moving round and around
When will we cease to experience all these pains?
When will you release us from these cold hard chains?
A child’s voice is never heard
It’s as though we never speak a word
Silently
Staring at the merry go round
Of the living ball of fire
The moment ran away from me
The heart got heavier and heavier
Slowly the thoughts were creeping
Inside my brain
The voice is silent
And silent it remains
But I did hold onto my beliefs
Sometime now the voice will crack
But no! It was never meant to be
The voice was never mean to reach me
This moment had a lesson to teach me
But I haven’t still learned
And I don’t ever think I will