Coldened Shoulders Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Coldened Shoulders



Tearing apart life, rending it from it's fabric,
introducing latent desires of death's cohesive
insistence.
Wallowing along paths of denigrated beatitudes
as people cross without a glance over their
coldened shoulders.
Satisfying inner qualms of reassigned appraisal
as moments of quiet silence pile higher in a
mind of peaceful existence on the verge of non-
existence.

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