The Silent Lake
The Silent Lake
Dark, brown, murky waters
Disguised by the attractive
Waterlilies, pond weeds.
Surrounded by lush grass
And spring flowers.
Beneath the tranquil surface
Lies a sickening past
Of a life, an infant
Stolen from the arms
Of a naive guardian.
Drowned in old fashioned ways
A sin worse than death
Disposed of like an old toy
Ignoring the throaty screams
Echoing through the trees.
A tale of a heart, broken
The story of tragedy
A life gone forever
A secret untold
Lost in the silent lake.
A name of irony
Historic events contradict
Chilling truths uncovered
Of a soul left behind.
The rocking cradle.
Andy N
Tue 15th Feb 2011 08:12
there is a lot much to this than means the surface.. perhaps that is what happens when you look at lakes... i particularly like here 'drowned in old fashioned ways' which is a interesting way of describing it but again enjoyed this xx