Cut into your freedom

Tears of weight droop down with a slow nature, like molasses they cover my mind

 

Fatigue is my motivation and challenge my ammunition

 

 

 

Turning to the sky with my head tilted high, a gesture that no longer provides relief

 

Any such superficial movement now sends to grief, and quickly it arrives

 

 

 

Like an orange moon that hangs in the night sky, seemingly larger than the night before

 

An emotion is born and glides through the hue of integrity and promise 

 

 

 

Soaring, the wings of climate trail a rush of wind, it blows through our hair and grazes the skin

 

Shivers enter from my spine to my lips as my knowledge is quick to snap it's whip

 

 

 

Survival is a monument that we must not dare let free for what more important to live

 

Even if you are to live in a dream, a bad dream, is survival really the key

 

 

 

From the clouds to my toes like my readiness to hope, an expansive confusion that only seems to grow

 

What fever has become from this tow, I climb up high to find new lows                

 

 

 

                                  A robot she called me, an inexplicable reason that I refrain from speech

 

                                  Misunderstood, as my patience turns weak

 

                                  There's no sympathy and I do not seek it

 

                                   I wallow isolated in vines which I slice with a machete

                                   Forever to not be defeated

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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a.griffiths57's picture

Cut into your freedom.

 

 

To live in a bad dream, is survival realy the key? So many of us, live a life of survival; I think poetry can help create a better picture of life so its no longer just survival. Realy liked your poem, thought provoking.


 

 

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