RoseAnn V. Shawiak Poems

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Granddaughter's Halloween

Halloween - a sometimes scary holiday - but not this
morning!
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Escaping Life

Graduating from daylight to sunset, writing into
the future with a placid scenic landscape that I
ride into to escape life.
Beautiful sights following me everywhere, always
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Aging Grief

Writing and believing in aspects of total recall
after this life has ended, brings a special sense
brought from heaven's gates just to be near me.
Feeling the closeness of yesterday's family coming
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American's Own Today

'Give me your tired, your hungry, your poor', and I will make sure they are always alone - always wanting for something.
When they are sad or depressed, I will walk the other way.
When they need someone to talk to - I'll be sure to talk to everyone except them.
As they wander the streets lonely, suffering, in pain - always hanging around - I will put them always last on every list, or not even consider them for it.
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Pure Life

Children light our lives with their simple joy and
curiosity in everything they see and do.
Seasons pass adults as years of age, yet to watch
a child, they become an adventure in timeless
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Nighttime Quietness

Sitting all alone in an empty restaurant, watching cars travel by, listening to a CD of JoDee Messina and enduring the peace of nighttime
quietness.
Feeling an unsavory dimension lurking outside in darkened corners of the parking lot.
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Visionary Aptitude

Pounding sensations becoming rhythms of internal being,
reclamating their essense in strides of apoplexy and
grief.
Turning crosswords upside in as words collect them-
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Being Grateful

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Sketching People

Taking turns sketching people and nature in my mind, remembering all the details as they exist in reality, not wanting to veer from their beauty and purpose in my life.
Drawing from interior emotions, giving them a voice in masterpieces of art as I paint them into another dimension of talent.
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Remembering Good Times

7: 55 a.m.
Sandy beaches popping into my mind, as the sun rises
over ocean waves, forever crashing without resting
through each night and day.
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