Four square miles in the confine of a darkened room;
Canopied by a white square board smiling and
Floating on the skylark beneath the moon.
It's scented with sweet fragrance of lavender bloom,
Fuming like smoke of the silvery moonlight streak;
Fanning the nuisance of the insects buzzing spree.
Within these walls a square box sits
On top its pedestal high, obsessed and freak
Splashing codes across the tabloid in a cyber mode.
Within these walls a huge square low table lays,
Trimmed with immaculate flowery linen tassels free;
Spreading like magic carpet ready to fly any day.
These walls got no hanging vines to play
For eyes to see with only empty surface fills
The humdrum of lacklustre space assay.
To its southern end, one big square mile frame attached;
Exposing its open view the backdrop of the treetops stop
The debris falling from the blue skies day and night.
The walls in my room have a space; I am free to roam.
~greenmeadow~
@LCDancel
2/21/2006