The Silence Where I Thought You’d Be
Has Not Spoken Yet…

He has not spoken to me — and still,
I wonder if he ever will; I hope so,
The dream world leaks into waking hours — its borders blurred,
Its whispers tangled in my thoughts,
I thought I knew the difference — but I was deceived,
He has not talked to me yet, and still, I wait — dearly, silently, like a question lingering without a voice.
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The reality is now broken,
The dream world begins when I no longer dream at all,
And when I wake, I must face the ghosts — the nightmares,
Yet I cannot tell which is the dream; and which is real,
I wonder if I ever will,
In the hollow quiet of my daily nothingness, I see him,
But he has not talked to me yet. I hope he is fine, wherever he is.
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A part of me is now gone,
And never coming back;
I keep searching for the dimension where this could still be false,
As part of me wants it to be so,
He has not spoken to me,
But I see him every day,
A part of him lives in the mirror,
Winking back at me like he always did,
As if to say, everything will be okay!
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All these years, I was caught up in life,
Busy with moments that pulled me away,
…and now I would trade everything — for just one minute with him,
A quiet morning; sharing coffee and saying nothing,
An evening spent watching TV and gossiping about everyone else,
But such chances come only a few times,
You must grasp them when they appear,
I crave the company I once knew,
The warmth I certainly had back then,
But he has not talked to me yet.
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He has not spoken to me — and yet,
I still see him every now and then,
Why do my nights no longer whisper dreams?
And just when I thought I would see him once more in a dream,
The visions unravel — scattered, unclear,
My mind forgets before I even wake,
And when I believe he will finally speak,
I rise; and the dream dissolves; leaving nothing behind,
-
But I see him every day,
A part of him lives in the mirror,
Winking back at me like he always did,
As if to say, everything will be okay!
About the Creator
Arjiris
Vividly exploring emotions and imagery through prose poetry!


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