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I've chosen silence Because I can talk anytime I choose. Because it's the last edict Of the Witch's Creed Because I need To empty anger Because there's no chance Of being misunderstood Or having every single piece Of your life catalogued for the ignorant. I've chosen silence Because it's easier than zazen Easier than a pilgrimage Through a hundred Arabian gardens Of Yves St Lauren blues Broken mosaics Wild moons And empty wells. I've chosen silence Because you know whose voice You're listening to Can unleash the soul Upon its chosen journey In a moment. I've chosen silence Amidst all the meditations Of Ginsberg, Kerouac and Dylan I've chosen silence And now My vow, it's broken |
Sean Woodward edits the internet journal Living Poets. His poetry has been published by East Midlands Arts, Leicester Haymarket Theatre and magazines such as Staple, Moonstone and Poetry Nottingham. His band, Gothick, were featured on Thelema Coast to Coast podcast 14. Sean's artwork has been used by the Campaign for Real Ale and the British Association of Myasthenics. Described as a "new Rennaisance man" for his multi-faceted work, he now exclusively utilises a digital paintbox and the World Wide Web as his gallery. He has exhibited mailart in Canada, USA, Luxembourg and elsewhere. |
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