Silence is the Loudest Sound of All
A Poem
His arm curves around my waist
And he holds me close to him
His hand falls to rest on my body
As though it were an extension of his own
He does not let me go too far away from him
Before he pulls me back to his side
My head rests against his shoulder blade
Or sometimes in the crook of his arm
And he places his cheek close to mine
He holds me like he loves me
But he never says a word
5/24/10
Published by Etienne J. Sarfelli
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