The Quiet House
- redavenger1212
- Sep 19
- 1 min read

There was once a house on a hill, still silent and unnoisy
but cheery and joyful until the family closed its dwelling, a story
worth explaining and faithful imagination created for delivering.
The bread, milk, and cheese were there one day in the refrigerator,
once, but soon gone no longer there when next dissolve after.
The books, statues, and pictures would be on the dresser stands,
once, but soon gone no longer there when next disappear after.
The dogs, fish and cats would be in the yard once but soon gone no longer there when next left years after.
The clothes, furniture, and bed would be in the rooms once, but soon gone no longer there when next vanish after.
The house was quiet, and every square area capacity was empty
but the house sustained not bulldozed remained undemolished to
to the ground.
It made the rounds appearing in the distance miles
from towns, orchestrating the song of reflection like a pillar before the sky in the choir presence of the Lord.
The home was quiet, floors clean, pictures pristine, walls,
painted white cream, the flood plan was a dream, and the model
structure integrity was a dream, but the house is still quiet.
Vehement, but unexcited The Quiet House is God because it is
the House of God that is always restful. It never wastes, it never
sleeps. It never bores. It never ignores. It's never naive. It's never
ignorant nor distorted cold foolish furthermore.
The Quiet House is the Bible of God House Pacifying America.
~Cory Morrel
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