Ingrown Thought Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Ingrown Thought



Throwing hands of fate into pits of hell, terrifying
even the most strident sinners of earth.

Walking, beating rhythms of irreverent music,
striding down paths of religious fervor, getting
slowly altered down lanes of irretrievable purpose.

Faith and belief in it, turns souls around,
gravitating towards their main intention and facet
of being.

Along lines of beginning hope, feats of life are
imitated in daily rhymes of ingrown thought, floating
in melodic striae of brain waves.

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