I am truly an Amazing Failure. I am a creature of habit. I try and try again and again only to end up right where I started it. If Only I were that lucky.
My heart goes out like a bird from a cage with a busted lock random curiosity is its sage seeking what it sees to find out more
But what it sees it does not like. It has been burnt scorned trampled. Caught by a cat looking for the same things
But why did this bird not see it coming like a freight train? Let's take a look Here's some remains. Let's probe through his brain.
He wasn't looking where he was flying poor thing His vision deluded by what his mind told him he saw. Until it was too late, of course.
He saw the terrible truth he saw for himself his curiosity betrayed him He was hit by a shelf or something just as heavy.
No one told the bird where to go no one to help him, no one to hold him No one to guide him through right and wrong No one to listen to his beautiful song He died under the pressure and gravity of the Sun.
Now ordinarily, this would not have done him in. He's a hardy specimen. But coupled with his fated flight are sores of an earlier fight one, perhaps several, which were never resolved quite right.
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Posted: May 2010
About this poem:
Two parter! I'm sorry so many of my poems are divided, but the 3000 character limit is highly restrictive to my works!
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