(I've been experimenting with writing and work a lot lately, so forgive me for not uploading in so long. I've had this idea in my head, ever since my Literature teacher gave me some books on poetry. Basically this poem in a way, as my teacher described it, is three poems in one. You can read it from left to right, as well as top to bottom. The two poems within the poem are separated by these lines l. Hopefully it is not too confusing to read. The main poem, which is read from left to right is titled "To Silence From Havoc." The First poem within the poem is titled "To Silence", which is on the left side of the lines, and is read top to bottom. The second poem within the poem, on the right of the lines, is titled "From Havoc" in italics, and is also read from top to bottom. I hope these directions are understandable for whomever may read this. Please vote, comment, and enjoy. Thanks.)
To Silence l From Havoc
For l here
I am not the l frightful
kind, it is not l fear you see there
in my eyes, Nor am I l screaming for help,
trembling l from nightmares
of l revenge.
Love, I am simply l and quietly
seeking why others l hate what they
cannot find. To know what they l do not know.
Do feel l my pain
for those whom l may not
feel at all. For them who l burden themselves, but
with question of who l they are, stressed
is there l life in death and
failed to comprehend life l while living. Died.
" It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
-A Tale of Two Cities
(P.s this poem was created in literature class, when my teacher gave the class this quote to do a think write on, and this poem is what came out of it. Thanks again. :])
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That Time Of Year
PoetryA short or long rhyme describing a movie I watched or have not watched with music that inspired me to write it. Most of the time I do have an idea of what the movie is about.
