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To the Reader

  • Writer: Hui Shan Wen
    Hui Shan Wen
  • Nov 10, 2024
  • 1 min read

To the Reader

Take my steaming after thoughts

Trinkets of time and time turned still


Tho silent-standing, my Voice takes ill:

Haunting, to wait in a bated breath.


Do envision these sounds, that from lips do weft

Tightly bound letters and sounds like breeze


Til etch by sketch these words to fall to

Your innermost 'scapes brushed soft


With the pain of a flowering start

I offer you in slipping hands


Nothing sweeter, more bitter, more stuck

Than i, a poet, to touch


You, the reader. A breather, may even surpass

My lifeline torn.

 
 
 

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