Follow/Fav the whistler
By: rainjewel
A poem about an Escaflowne character. If you know me, you'll automatically know who it's about. If you don't, I'll give you three guesses, and the first two don't count. Other than that, my only warning is that it was written at 1:00 in the morning when I
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 252 - Reviews: 16 - Favs: 1 - Published: 6/6/2001 - id: 308398
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the whistler
the whistler
by: rainjewel
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he stands in the corner
in the dark realm of his room
and he won't speak
for it betrays him so
because he knows that
men who talk too much
are fools
but he'll whistle tunes
of forgotten dreams
and abandoned faith
or of the pain in his soul
that'll ring in your ears
and leave you in tears
since the tunes are all
subtle testimonies of
his sadness
but he'll never show you
what's truly on his mind
for a stoic mask
guards his face so
you can never know
of his bright witticism
and his love for a
certain brown-eyed boy
or of his wild homeland
where he used to
run wild in the spring
and who would guess
that he loves to dance
and what of his
soft spot for cats
but you'll hear it
for in his voice
there is his loneliness
and in his footsteps
you can hear his
caged soul that
wants to fly away
and if you listen
to his heartbeat you may
catch a glimmer of
the contradiction that is he
for his aura is that of tragedy
but if you're lucky
and catch him alone
while he works tirelessly
into the night
and you listen to every note
that echoes on his full lips
you might hear the sound
of his fragile hope
but only when he whistles