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interpreting silence

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it's time to stop
interpreting silence.
magnifying nothingness 
to find imagined significance
gets us nowhere.

it's time to stop
chasing every echo.
what lived here yesterday
left a residue to scrub away.
i must let go.

every smile, every blink
what do you reveal without a word?
motion says more than we admit
but my observation in this stillness here
goes against the fiber of kinetics
potential energy is just an empty threat
if i don't start to move.

 


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