Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Honesty at the Silent Down


November 9th, 2004

by Judith M. Tomasowa


As I sat and looked at the pages of my life

Calm night accompanying time as it goes

So slow and hampered tearing the psyche

As the silent lamb walked down to the butcher’s square

Kept incarcerated of disoriented numbness

I sought to the thee

My ardor, my ecstasy, my gasp

Had emerged into wretchedness

Snuffle out loud sprang from psyche of mine

Do perceive thee my sound of snuffle

Such as a cradle standing next to the old man

As it is to me

Straight spoken words followed by honest acts

Play in the main core of my desire

My pride, my style, my soul

peace and honour be my prestige

As the law of the nature

Goodness and badness

I speak the whole essence of my pride

And within I kept honest at my silent down