Sorry it's been a while since I posted anything. This is kind of a sad poem.
I once heard it was inferred,
A little bird caught the worm.
It clutched the morsel in its beak,
Mouth so full, unable to speak.
I saw the worm wriggle free.
Its mode of escape? Split in three!
Seeing pieces, the bird decides,
to go for one, and watch it die.
I felt the dying,
Pink, squishy, fleshy... thing.
And it horrified me
It made me gag, "How can nature be so cruel?"
This death became my fuel.
A living creature snuffed by life,
I wonder what will happen to mine
if I try to wriggle free?
Isolation, truly alone.
I'm lost, distant, away from home.
I look toward the skies with tearful eyes
and think, "Why did I ever leave?"
As I notice the bird flying away,
I too realize, I stay here.
Grounded, sheltered, unable to fly.
As I watch and watch my dream die.
Hide, stay, which way?
I see you guys romp and play,
Whilst I stay, locked away,
And brood in silent frustration.
Keno going, oh, don't mind me!
I'm helpless under progress,
I slowly stare at backs
Wondering what they have that I lack.
Wings, bravery, a defiant eye?
Is this life I find?
As I try to wriggle free,
You don't care, you're no use to me.
I'll gather you in my beak,
And devour your ignorance , your pain
And I will be the martyr
that endured the rain.
Not that it matters anyways,
Oblivious foe,
Catching lies, digesting the faux,
You no longer want me to go.
But I no longer want to stay,
Trade me places, let's go our ways.
Give me your wings,
And watch me soar into the sky.
27-Aug-2010 13:11:37