Brick Wall

09.16.09

Image credits to deyedoctor

Image credits to deyedoctor

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You are -
a brick wall.
unhearing,
unfeeling,
and uncaring.

To the sadness,
of my voice.
You stared -
at my presence,
never loving.

Fortified -
with cold emotions.
No pleas,
no reasons -
just indifference.
Silenced
from my mourning.

Insensitive
and brutally cruel.
I desire
to break up the barrier
of what you call -
a heart.

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Zorlone, an anagram of my name. A title fitting to this blog of mine. Words are created every time such as blogs created online. This site will showcase thoughts translated into words. Dream. Create. Inspire. Follow me in Twitter @Zorlone or visit me too at 140 Flash Fiction.

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18 Comments

  • At 2009.09.16 23:50, Gem said:

    Hmmm.. a lady who doesn’t love an admirer? Sounds a lot like me (in my earlier years).

    • At 2009.09.17 00:16, Permission to be Dour said:

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      • At 2009.09.17 00:32, jan geronimo said:

        Be careful what you wish for, Doc Z… Ahehehe

        But here we are cauterizing the tumor – some call it heart – to make the body heal. With words for scalpel. And we somehow survive to live another day.

        Thanks for small mercies. lols

        • At 2009.09.17 16:53, madz said:

          Sounds like a hardened heart. I guess, tears could make it tender :)

          • At 2009.09.17 21:26, Zorlone said:

            @Gem,

            I’m sure you broke a lot of hearts in your earlier years, perhaps even today. he he he.

            Z

            • At 2009.09.17 21:27, Zorlone said:

              @Jan,

              I doubt if the scalpel can heal this broken heart. It already had too many scars which left the heart functioning in a suboptimal level.

              Z

              • At 2009.09.18 00:40, Jena Isle said:

                Why does this sound familiar? You know, numb and unfeeling.

                • At 2009.09.18 06:25, Zorlone said:

                  @Jena,

                  ::shrugs shoulders::

                  I don’t know. he he he

                  Z

                  • At 2009.09.20 15:40, C said:

                    Alas…and this is immediately painful…!!!!

                    • At 2009.09.23 14:54, zorlone said:

                      C,

                      Even the thought of it hurts. :(

                      Z

                      • At 2009.09.23 15:06, zorlone said:

                        Well said Madz,

                        Is that from a personal experience?

                        Z

                        • At 2009.10.03 13:21, Roy said:

                          hmmm… a tough one, makes me wonder who can even resist the charm of the doctor of poetry ;)

                          • At 2009.10.04 04:28, Anne said:

                            I love the image of the brick wall [your words, not the picture, although that is nice, too]. I can see one person standing there, cold and callous, unwavering, while the other tells them how terribly cruel they are for being that way. Do you think this is how wars are started? A man gets so irritated he has to blow up something? Just a thought. :)

                            • At 2009.10.05 08:53, Zorlone said:

                              Roy,

                              There are still those who are strong and could easily resist the force. ;)

                              Z

                              • At 2009.10.05 09:04, Zorlone said:

                                Anne,

                                Thanks for the lovely comment. I do think that this wall, rather than start a war, it ends it. After all, that is the only tangible hindrance to see the people on the other side.

                                Z

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