Felicity Slaughter (January,1995 / New Port Richey, Florida)
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Roses
Dark roses lay dead at my feet,
the moon is shining a
depressing glow on the hilltop
on which I dwell.
The coyotes are howling
a sad song in the
distance. I envy them, for
they can show true
emotions. For me to do
the same would have
granted me a lifetime of criticism.
Dark roses lay dead at my feet,
the moon is shining a
depressing glow on the hilltop
on which I dwell.
But I wear no shadow.
No one shall see me.
I am dead.
Felicity Slaughter
Submitted: Thursday, April 08, 2010
Poems by Felicity Slaughter : 15 / 26
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