the silence was tangible
sitting
on an old stone wall
crumbly down
from centuries before
when monks prayed there
offered alms
or buried
the rich and poor
the silence was tangible
beside the ruined monastery
a round tower
shambled too
ivy laden
truncated now
to tiny fragments
battles long gone
beside the Pale
a robin came
to size me up
as a wren
flitted tiny be
amongst the
rambled tower
remains
its such a day
that life
opens up
the soul
Poetry by Peter Humphreys

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Written on 2019-08-08 at 19:52




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