Tell Me

Tell me,

Where is the light in all

this darkness?

Tell me,

What is the reason behind

this chaos?

Tell me,

Why are the blooming trees

now bare?

~

Tell me,

Will this winter

ever end?

~

Tell me,

Can you hear the song beyond

this silence?

~

Tell me,

Are there still stars behind

the clouds?

~

Tell me,

Am I alone in this

vast universe?

~

Tell me,

How can I quench this

incessant longing?

~

Tell me,

Is there good in all this bad?

Is there a promise through the pain?

Is there any more joy to be had?

Will flowers truly spring from rain?

~

Tell me,

Because the lies

And the soul-deep voices

And the midnight monsters

And the haunting choices

Are

So

Loud

~

Still, small voice—

Tell me

~

 

Disclaimer: Please remember that when writing poetry I (as do many other poets) tend to exaggerate a certain feeling which I may or may not be feeling. I like to place myself in other people’s shoes and try to feel what they are through my words. While poetry is a glimpse into the author’s heart, it is also not an autobiography and merely a glimpse—not the whole picture. Rest assured that I am not depressed. =) 

13 responses to “Tell Me”

  1. This is lovely, Abby. And I love the song at the end as well. ❤

    And for some reason, I haven't been getting post notifications. That means lots of blog stalking time for me. 😉

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    1. Thank you very much. Yes, it’s a wonderful song. ❤

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    PAUL OSTERGAARD

    Beautiful. Well-put. You are deep beyond your years. Bless you.  Love,   Granpa

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Thank you, Grandpa. That means a lot. ❤

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  3. you changed your theme!

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    1. I did! What do you think?

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      1. I really like how the words stand out more vividly in the header!

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  4. That is beautiful. I love the reference to the ‘still, small voice’ at the end. ❤

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    1. Thank you! I’m glad you got that. =)

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  5. A beautiful expression!

    Liked by 1 person

  6. Ooh, this is lovely, Ivanna! I love the simplicity of it. Sounds rather like a Doctor Who-themed poem, also. 😉

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