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Ernest Amaya Oct 2015
It's quiet now.
I used to relish in the noises of the night.
Yelling. Music. The sound of hundreds of feet shuffling around one another to find someone to make their own.
And even then I would think, all this noise, all these meaningless gestures hidden by noise.
Then I heard your voice.
Like a deafening roar among a million whispers, I heard your voice. The only noise I ever heard louder than yours came soon after, and it was only a few feet off the ground.
From that moment forward, I couldn't do anything without those particular noises present around me. Couldn't sleep, eat, think. I needed the sounds of laughter, of pouting, of disagreement, of debate, of singing from the heart, I love you songs. They were masterpieces of sound. Nothing in the world ever sounded so beautiful. A request for chocolate milk, or a demand for five more minutes of sleep from either of those composers is pure ecstasy.
Nothing makes any noise after that.

A plane on an asteroid, carrying one thousand drummers, each yelling in chaos, smashing into the center of your eardrum, could never drown out a sound like that. The whole earth becomes a muted paradise when you have sounds like theirs. But...it's quiet now. I have to force myself to hear anything. From the pulse of own heart, to the rain dancing on the window sill. Seconds, minutes,and hours go by and I can't help but notice.
It's quiet now.
Raghu Menon Oct 2015
Oh my dear friend
where are you?

Till yesterday
we fought
we argued
we discussed
we debated
we agreed
we disagreed
we agreed to disagree
we learnt from each other
or at least
I learnt a lot from you..

But
Oh my dear friend
where are you?

We said goodbye
in the late evening
at the side of the road
Leading to your abode
On a Tuesday night
Only to hear that
You had gone away
With out a word the next day!



I still
remember your smiling face
your sparkling eyes through your glasses
your sharp and crisp words
your simplicity
your sense of humour
your no-nonsense approach to things
your straightforwardness
your firm but friendly voice

You left me on the highway
Not to return
only your memories
will linger in my mind
till I find another friend just like you
which is impossible
for you are so much inside me..

Oh my dear friend
where are you..?
Even after all these days
I feel you as my pillion rider
at the back of my bike.

Oh my dear friend,
where are you..?
In memory of Dr.T.Parasuraman, my friend, brother...(https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000189046035&ref;=ts&fre;;=ts)
Meg B Sep 2015
And two days later,
the taste and smell of your skin;
senses still aroused.
Emma-Leigh Ivy Sep 2015
If I had to wait a while
I would
but time would linger for so long
I feel I'd turn to stone.

Put my back to the place
I learned to call my home.

If I had to run for miles
I would
but I feel like I'd get farther
if I could
somehow shake the weight of
my foundation.

The echo of a flawed creation.

Recollections of uncertain
shrouded misinterpretations.

Should I go or should I stay?

Set down my feet or fly away
into the depths
of my own introversion?

I'm cemented in submersion.
...sometimes I feel as if drowning just beneath the surface...
oni Aug 2015
i sometimes hope
that i plague your mind
as often as you take over my own

because you are the only
consistent thought i have

and though youve become
more like a stain than a memory

ill never wash myself again
as long as your imprint
remains on my body
3:35am
kris evans Aug 2015
little things
consumes nearly the whole of our soul....
storms...blizzards....draughting one's hopes...
in the midst of all the chaos
little things survive...
their essence resonating our minds ...
reminding us of His presence...
the storms will pass....
the giants may fall....
but wading through them all...
little elements of joy linger.
Tree Aug 2015
Kiss the parts of me you know I wish I could change,
so that I may learn to love them as much as I love the lips that touched them.
Violet Blue Jul 2015
Your scent still lingers
On my jacket
It's been a week
Yet your still lingering
On my sleeve
Did you really hug me that much
Or did I just hug you too tightly
Because I knew it was goodbye
For a little while
Rochelle R Jul 2015
We collided like a train rushing in from behind,
Your memory and I.
My breath stuck in my throat, unexpectedly.
Tears stinging my eyes, staining my cheeks, involuntarily.
Has your ghost been lingering, shadowed,
Waiting to spring upon me like a serpent in the grass?
Don't tempt me with that shattered past.
I'd gladly place the shards of history's heart back into your hands.
Blatantly disregarding every reserve my mind fires,
Happily risking it all just to taste our youth.
Begone with you phantom! If that's what you are.
Stay only if your monstrosity lingers well into our future.
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