Appeasing Another Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Appeasing Another



Whispers of silence intimating surrender to another's
opinions and orders is a giving up of self, in order
to appease another.

Standing up for oneself is seen as rebellion and anta-
gonistic, when it's only asserting what you want or think,
not always understanding this way of thinking, some people
end up abusing a person who's acting in this way.

Touching upon this in a conversation later on doesn't
always make things peaceful, feelings are hurt, one is
angered and resentful for the way things have turned out.

Yet, if a person hadn't tried bossing and ordering the
another around, things may have turned out differently
altogether.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Watching two people in India doing this and wrote this poem.
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