Dec 19, 2014

Your Quietness: Triversen

Your quietness,
holding many voices,
echoing through mind.

Your quietness,
words sealed within,
pouring melancholy.

Your quietness,
seeping in the mud,
drops of tears.

Your quietness,
deep in heart,
a pearl of the pacific.

Your quietness,
pondering about life,
beyond the boundaries.

Your quietness,
the winter snow,
falling on me softly.

Triversen : An entire poem consisting of 6 stanza and there is no particular rhyme scheme with it .The concept is to have a sentence with three phrases with each phrase a line. 

15 comments:

humbird said...

So many facets of quietness...esp. love 'words sealed within,
pouring melancholy.' x

Unknown said...

Lovely..quiteness very well described...;-)

Wendy Bourke said...

A wonderful form and beautiful poem. I would put this piece up there with some of your very best work, Vandana.

Brian Miller said...

i have spent a bit more time in the quiet of late...and it is not a bad place to be...
as long as you dont let it take you....

the quiet of snow falling on you...ha...that is a nice touch....

kaykuala said...

Quietness can well hide spectacular talents that need be released given the proper provocation. Great poetic lines Vandana

Hank

Susan said...

Oh, WOW. And I see how they accumulate into "winter snow." But there is so much beauty in there!

brudberg said...

The silence has so many facets.. sometimes a bliss but often it could chill like winter winds.

Kerry O'Connor said...

Sometimes the quietness becomes an entity on its own, sometimes a comfort and at other times, a hindrance.

Unknown said...

Beautiful work :)

Cressida de Nova said...

Just beautiful..!

Sumana Roy said...

pearly, beautiful tears in the form of words...

M. A. S. said...

I see a progression that I like here. The tone of the poem seems to be very sad, but the quietness seems to eventually bring some joy.

Laura said...

beautiful Vandana… quietness takes so many forms.

Audrey Howitt aka Divalounger said...

This is so lovely!!

lynn__ said...

In the quietness, poetic thoughts take shape...I especially like the pearl in the Pacific :)