Fear As We See It
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We face daily fears.
Overcoming them is very rare, you see.
Little to us, little do.
We sit here in our safety zone.
Our fears walking as if a living being.
Snakes, clowns, spiders, and wolves.
All who know the fears, some can use it as a common foe.
Our changes faced, is overcoming fears.
Parish the thought, the thought of bravery and courage.
The many faces of fear.
We see it often.
Can we honestly say I overcame this?
Few people, can honestly say the common foe I fear I no longer hold that fear in the same order.
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Fiona Greene
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I hope you don't mind me asking 😅 You used the tag Acrostic but I couldn't figure out what word was this Acrostic based on. What word is it? Loved your poem!