He bore a burden inside A dark hole he tried to hide but it consumed him as he cried and wept for more than his damaged pride.
This time, he thought he would find the right way Fly past go, collect his dough but unfortunately this was not so. It seems to me his wings his wings were trampled
Normally, this would not be an issue yet after an earlier encounter he tried to mend himself but never healed quite right not yet ready to take flight.
So Let's look at this again one more time My heart is like a bird out of the cage that simply got out yet again Flew around aimlessly helplessly in vain. He flew into that cat.
He simply gave up on trying on fighting on crying on loving and dying on the pain of everything.
Could this have been avoided? Perhaps, who's to say? No one had bothered to show him the way No one to give motivation day to day No warm shelter where he could lay.
He's not giving up quite yet He's showing some remorse He wants to come back and take a second shot he's fading fast he won't last time is past His eyes, staring upwards, glance their last. Darkness envelops him. He is no more .
Here comes that cat again. He sees his meal. Ravenously our bird is gone Vanished without a trace much as he lived, forgotten, a footnote a random fact.
May he rest in peace May who rest in peace.
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Posted: May 2010
About this poem:
Depression has been called a sort of mental hibernation. But for me, it was a mental stimulant, triggering my darker odes and living eulogies. Feedback welcomed
this much I know, we're all random facts, for now...in time, we'll be something less...terrific writes aero...I'm an old towson boy myself..left balto (for the last time) in '76...
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