The FacadeA Poem by The Burt of Punta DillaI was abused growing up in several unmentionable manners. I have become very successful within my secular and family life. Despite many finding me stable and secure, the Facade is how I feel.A massive Oak stands tall in the field; Solid as any tower the Earth can yield. The Ash and the Pine hold court with their guests; Escaping the tempest in their lofty nests. The wind sweeps through its massive bows; Making them sway and bend in their might. In a slow motion fall its timber blows; A giant has been slain in the forest’s sight. Was the wind the victor in this duel with no paces? Was the wind the victor when beauty it displaces? Was there a victor in a world now fallen from graces? A breath has lost its ally, all alone in empty spaces. I stand tall as the Birch and the Elm; A seed firmly planted in the soil of truth. I’m as large as the world in this realm; A seedling that was trampled in my youth. A wind didn’t come and take me down; Fire didn’t consume me from base to crown. A flood didn’t shift my expanse to the ground; My roots were diminished by the turmoil around. Can I be broken under the dirt? My might from trunk to stem a façade I have been crushed since my birth; With fear and worry I am shod. I am the Maple who envies the Pine; I am the Ash that questions the divine. I am the Birch that wishes to be Oak; I am the Timber who inside is broke. A massive tree stands tall in the night; Tall and swaying in the starry sky Actually a twig so very full of fright A weakling that should give up, and simply die © 2014 The Burt of Punta DillaAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorThe Burt of Punta DillaORAboutI am a horrible writer that likes to come up with demented garbage that seems mostly to revolve around toxic relationships. more..Writing
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