Too Much Silence
written by: S.D. Kilmer
@SDKilmer
Don’t leave it to my imagination,
Talk to me.
Let me in, to your thoughts
Don’t keep me wondering
what you’re thinking.
Poison creeps in
to any human relationship,
when there’s too much silence.
Silence is a killer between people.
The soul’s discontent.
The heart’s lament.
Is too much silence. See!
Too little communication
leading to erroneous ideas.
Discontent in Being on
the verge of a heartbreak.
Talk to one another.
Let them in, to your thoughts.
Don’t keep them wondering
what you’re thinking.
What you’re feeling.
Silence is poison.
S. D. Kilmer is a frequent contributor to Spillwords. His poems have appeared in literary anthologies variously edited by Steve Lester Carr, Stephen Sutton, Steve Wheeler, Rick Lupert and Robin Barratt. He has also appeared in other online literary eZines and regularly at his website - S. D. KILMER'S EXISTENTIAL LIFE. An Adoptee Survivor, Euro-American of Anglo-Irish roots, an Orthodox Christian, he writes from his hometown in Central New York State.
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