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Silence by Karen Hecht Springer Saturday, May 26, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Sometimes, you don't need to say a word, yet you've said everything.
Silence © 2010 Karen Hecht Springer To find a path and a way To reach up and climb the meandering vine… Weaving through lives a tapestry That connects two parallel souls— To unearth a needle and a thread To bind the final stitches of time… Permanently ingrain a memory In my flesh and your blood— The unspoken truth lies behind closed doors of the mind. The eyes tell every secret, without a word. What more can one possibly find, That which has not been yet been silently heard?

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Reviewed by Diana Legun	6/8/2012

Another show of your recognition and honor of power in silence. Commendable. ~~ Diana