Whistle In The Dark Poems | Examples


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Silence

Title: Silence
Written  javascript  thepoet
Silence
if silence could speak
loud than words
it would echo through my eaching born
it would speak a language of the unknown
a myth to yet discovered, it would 
unvilled like the hidden cloth of secret barried to human eyes
it would creep around the darkness just to feet
in the silent moment of untold story
silence
An emotion that has no motion.
it screams when all is in mute
 silence is eyes that can see;
Lungs that can breathe, and ears that can hear;
For silence sees what no body can bear to see;
In that moment of silence

Silence is like a  voice washed in waves of tranquility its Without words but  yet special in verse and rhyme
Hidden in nature’s .silence is the grace  within the art like whistle in the dark
 embraces your fear
as It deepens your tear

 its like death  brought to life
It’s a moment of silence
a fear behind the strength
a sound more piercing then anything

Hidden Surrender

Knives go through my eyes
Lungs drowning 
Heart beats burns my soul 
A whistle in the dark

Empty photos
A life cease to exist 

A travel through time
Righting the wrong
My first day on earth
My first murder
A hidden surrender 

Eyes shut 
Eternal freedom
Dreams turn to nightmares
Another fail
A repeating loop in time

Longing

WANTING, 
ALWAYS WANTING...
A SMILE ON HER LIPS, 
FALL AIR CRISP AND COOL, 
A DANCING FIRE ON 
A COLD DAY'S NIGHT,
A PAT ON THE BACK, 
A WHISTLE IN THE DARK,
A CHANCE TO SEE GOD  
IN LOVE'S LONELY HEART.


We Still Whistle In the Dark

the ghost of Camelot and
the ghost of Joan of arc
we still whistle in the dark

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