Seedlings of Winter
Cold dreary winter days
so true to what lies
within my soul.
Decisions made of summer
and fall,
bring forth graveness.
My soul is turning
the color of winter.
I watch the destruction of those
I care for-near and distant.
It was preventable I know.
If only.
That phrase again and again.
Yes, if only my decisions
had followed what I
knew to be true.
But no, it is fitting.
I die inside
as I destroy those
around me!
But I ask,
is it worse for those
I have left in my wake,
or those with me now?
I so embrace the coldness.
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