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Welcome to this week's edition of Scribble the programme that brings to life the world of #Poetry and #Creative #Writing. On the show this week are: Breezy McDaniel, Jennifer Circosta, Tim Grace, Heather Alley, Ken Allan Dronsfield, Leaf Edniwinga, Jahmar the Poet, Audrey marie Keel, Ryan Woods Author, Marian Finch, Kara Johnstad, Christopher Evol, ML Poetry,Michael R JUstice, Karen King, Marian Finch. We also give a mention to the guys at Poetry in Motion Alan Johnson andSusan Worrall who on Saturday will be broadcasting the inaugural show of the World comes to you. I have had a the pleasure of listing to it and its great. They will broadcast on the Poetry in Motion page on Saturday so why not have a listen. We gave Joy Wilson Parrish and her new book a shout out as well, its a cracking read. You can get it here: http://www.lulu.com/shop/joy-wilson-parrish/sojourn/paperback/product-22619513.html As usual if you are a poet or writer drop us a line and leave your work on our FB page at www.facebook.com/365scribble. Or on our submission page www.facebook.com/groups/365scribble/ On Google plus Poets Dream- Post here with our collaboration partner Scribble Radio Poetry Submission community. On Sound Cloud soundcloud.com/groups/scribble-poetry-radio-submission-group This programme is available as download from AudioBoom, Soundcloud and iTunes Podcast. Don't forget get involved and share your work with the world, it is your platform so please submit work and get involved.

Thursday 3 March 2016

The House of Silences

David Thorpe

The house of silences
Secluded behind a wall of ivy it keeps its silence,
that mystical silence hovering in mausoleums,
haunting the naked mourning rooms,
breathing the dampness of winters past
Long silenced happy childhood voices at Christmastimes,
their murmuring still heard in the silence of moonlight,
as a breeze sways branches of ancient trees
to tattoo glow worms with their shadows
Spring rain and the heat of frivolous summers
have left their traces on peeling paint,
unnoticed by the prowling cats on balmy evenings
drenched with the scent of jasmine
Autumn fog and winter frosts have left their scars,
foreboding messages of war and hatred enclosed its windows
with freezing lies to imprison the sighs and whispers
of lovers oblivious to a decadent world
With a certain dignity the house awaits its condemnation,
its tarnished pride guards with reverence
memories of days of rejoicing and those of misfortune;
secrets of a century buried beneath the dust of silence
David Thorpe © Copyright 2016

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