Lillian B. Rose (Virgo. / Wisconsin)
Poems by Lillian B. Rose : 62 / 78
The Season's End (1997)
People change with every season
Straying and punishing hard
Turning an innocent little gesture
Into an astonishing discover
Teasing with words
That cut deep as a knife
Knocking you unconscious
Anger Clouding over you
Keep it down
They Always Say
Never let it show
How much things hurt you
This is where we all live
In a cruel and clouded world
Of quiet crime and silent wails
For the Peace of God's Kingdom.
Lillian B. Rose
Submitted: Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Poems by Lillian B. Rose : 62 / 78
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Well I was very impressed with the way you communicated
your message. You know, communication is what this is
all about. That's what I tell everyone. I'd like to see every poem rhyme.
But honestly, as long as they transmit a message to the reader;
particularly one like this. I couldn't care less. Well, well done.
I applaud your message particularly.
GW62