End Of Fear Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

End Of Fear



Strangely feeling the total emptiness of life, seeing it's
reality envelope the earth, fear sidles it's way in.

Fear of hopelessness, fearing a loss of faith, sensing fear
from each direction.

Walking slowly, seeing colors of flowers growing carefully
in selected spots, unopened.

Looking up into the swaying delicate branches of a willow
tree, seeing those beauties of God's nature so intensely,
that their colors can be felt inside.

A color, blue, feels warm, good, against my soul, purple can
be felt like a drink when it is swallowed, white is fuzzy,
yellow, soft.

Reaching out to touch the sources of color to see if they
feel the same when I touch them with my hands as when they
brush against my soul.

In doing so, the feelings meet, bringing peace - a quietness
to my whole entire being and an end to fear.

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