PorcelainA Poem by Angeliki Largatzis
Whispers traveled the corridors,
Anxiety filled the air - And there in the corner, she lay As fine as a porcelain, With skin as cold as ice. Nobody dared to approach But anyone could see, The pills that lay nestled - Within the palm of her hand. And in the midst of all the tension, The silence seemed to overwhelm - Those who looked on wanted to run, They wanted to forget - Because there in the corner, she lay As fine as a porcelain - With a smile as serene as the clouds.
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3 Reviews Added on July 17, 2015 Last Updated on January 9, 2017 AuthorAngeliki LargatzisSouth AfricaAboutI have been writing poetry on and off for a few years now, and I love writing books. To me - writing is my greatest passion and I would love to meet many people who share the same interest. more..Writing
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