Putting Death On HoldA Poem by Frank F. AtanacioForgetting about death--
That evening she found out her husband died, she didn’t worry and she didn’t cry, there wasn’t a single tear in her eye, she ignored the phone when it rang, and she blocked out the songs they sang, she felt neither amused, confused nor irritated that night, she wasn’t going to do anything tonight, so she turned off the light that was on a rickety bamboo table beside her bed, nothing was going to remind her that her husband of over fifty years was dead, she had a wide old-fashioned bed, with a snowy white bed spread, her wardrobe chest was black, and the dresser table lacquered in gold, that night she just laid on her back, putting death on hold. © 2009 Frank F. Atanacio |
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1 Review Added on January 31, 2009 AuthorFrank F. AtanacioShelton, CTAboutI'm a fun-loving person who loves sports, baseball, and football, and enjoy writing I love writing my Nick PT Barnum Mystery Novels... New One Out Now When The Kingdom Comes God Will Understand.. Che.. more..Writing
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