A False Expression Poem by Edwina Reizer

A False Expression



I shall not fall into a state of depression.
Rather, I shall wear a false expression
depicting me as being alright.
And never allow anyone the sight
of one who cannot laugh away
all the fears that fill my day.

I fear the approach of winter's chill.
I fear the prospect of becoming ill.
I fear the absence of warmer sounds.
I fear the lack of leaps and bounds
that will be missing in the winter's clime.
But with false expression they'll think I'm fine.

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