Palliate the Cruelness
Copious historical anecdotes
Mark the subject
For our disquisitions
Personal invective too witty
But only to you
Such denunciatory words
Spoken so harshly
I know it is your wish
To proselytize me completely
Only to no avail
I stay firm in my opinions
Not to be swayed
Your own opinions
Blatantly contravene mine
The constant antagonization
Has become some sort of leitmotif
My mind remains my sanctum
Away from your condescending remarks
Published by Stephanie Alford
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Post a CommentWow....this is some strong poetry!!!