Rose Falcone (September 8,1959 / Brooklyn, New York)
Poems by Rose Falcone : 43 / 75
MARCH OF THE CO-DEPENDENTS
All those who dare
take hold and care,
who strive to stay
when all is grey,
with love sincere
we persevere
With fists we cry;
all goes awry,
making attempts
to make some sense
of the chaos
that surrounds us.
All is not lost,
only time it cost.
To thine ownself be true.
We always knew
the truth revealed,
and the power we wield.
Rose Falcone
Submitted: Friday, March 28, 2008
Edited: Friday, March 28, 2008
Poems by Rose Falcone : 43 / 75
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