The magic of language and words

Church Bells

Six o’clock

On the dot

The bells ring

And the choir sings

Such a peaceful sound

Not too quiet,not too loud

It fills me with peace

How i wish it wouldn’t cease

I want it to continue

Never to stop but start anew

But it never does and maybe never will

Such momental peace is hard to fulfill

It sounds so soft and light

Gives me the sensation of something in flight

Till tomorrow the church bells remain my source of joyous peace

That smoothes the surface of my world and gets rid of any wear or crease

Six o’clock

On the dot

My favourite time of the day

The time when peace reigns.

Writer’s thoughts:

The church bells in this poem isn’t symbolizing anything, it’s straightforward and to the point. Whenever I hear the church bells that ring near my abode, it fills me with something beyond tranquillity, there’s just this stillness that comes with the sound, it’s almost as if everything stills, the wind, the clouds and even the birds grow rather quiet, everything kind of stops to hear the bells and the choir which almost always sing “oh come all ye faithful”. I think the song pairs quite nicely with the bells, it brings a kind of tingly sensation to your ears. When these bells ring it gives me the image of a quiet garden with beautiful sceneries and a fountain flowing with crystal clear water.

What is the image that comes to your mind when the church bells ring?

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