Self-Perservationist Poem by Elena Plotkin

Self-Perservationist



Turning a blind eye and a deaf ear,
Never sticking your neck out of fear.
Preferring to wait always inside,
Under the covers is a perfect place to hide.
Waiting for someone else to magically appear,
And tell you that the coast is all clear.
Never knowing the instinct to fight,
Always busy catching the next flight.
A keen self-preservationist at heart,
watches from a safe distance as the world falls apart.

(c) 2016 Copyright Elena Plotkin

Friday, January 29, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: fear
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