Inspired Silence

Poems & Excerpts – Seeing and writing, thinking and doing

Tag: divorce

  • The Fear in Frankfurt

    The Fear in Frankfurt

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    by

    Leison Grey
    in ,

    Sitting in the Frankfurt Airport… It’s 5:44am and I arrived here last night around 7pm. I may have slept for about 45 minutes. It’s an ironic ending to my journey – a sleepless night in Europe. I still love this travel, and find myself so conflicted in my desires: The desire to continue this relentless…

  • Divorce in Few Words

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    by

    Leison Grey
    in ,

    Tonight, the words they must change, to actions, this can’t stay the same. Her request seems the death, but if life will come next, God help me to handle the pain.

  • Is a Man a Fool

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    by

    Leison Grey
    in

    Is a man a fool that tries and tries again, to mend the wounds, of attitudes, and hurts that he’s brought in? For in my mind I rationalize all the things I want to say, with a somber groan and a baritone I leave notes throughout the day. I know not yet if they’re received…