i)
standing at the verge
he threw his voice
single-handed
as far across the gap
as his strength would allow
hand shading his brow
he watched
as it arced elegantly
and returned
ii)
timidly she approached
near to the edge
uncertainty radiating
then listened
straightened
she took one further pace forward
threw her arms back
and smiled
the whistle of the wind sang her name
to the tune
of home
iii)
he danced in the night
on a cliff top
with nothing to say
no call
there was silence
apart from the speech of a small fire
but he needed no sound
to belong
he felt in his being
he’d been heard
© Frank Prem, 201
Wow! I have to come back to visit tomorrow. Got home late. Thanks for the like of my new post “Chill and Shiver.” 🙂
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Really enjoyed that! Well done! I was there with them, watching, listening – more, feeling!
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Thanks so much. It’s lovely that this piece has been so well received.
Cheers,
Frank
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Stunning, Frank.
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Thanks Anita.
Cheers,
Fran
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My pleasure.
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Combining these two thoughts from your writing…to be heard…to be heard at home. A hope for so many…when found…the best!
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Thanks so much. The piece seemed to form itself better than I could have hoped.
I’m glad it resonates so well with you as reader.
Cheers,
Frank
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