A SAD VIOLIN

nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

The unguided hour
Stands silent
Clouds frozen
In a rigid sky
Alone within 
A vacuum
Unpassioned
Stand I.

The lights
Of the street
Stand lonely
Unmoving objects
Of fire ablaze
Cold as a portrait
Unveiling
Its nature caged.

Gutter garbage
Stands to attention
The rain no longer
To flow
Its as if the moment
In horror recoiled
A sad violin
Without a bow.

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  • sorenbarrett

    Somewhat surreal this poem in metaphor casts a cold and rather sterile image causing me shivers and that is enough for a fave

  • orchidee

    Aww, get a bow for it quick, and play it loud enough to drown out my shrieking - my singing, that is! Never mind if ya play out of tune, cos it'll sound better than me! lol.
    And - do they say to you, as they say to me? Is that you singing, or is it two cats fighting?!' lol.



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