Tattered WingsA Poem by Broken WingsWith tattered wings, weakened by the fall She lay in a heap behind the red brick wall Still, as the wind dragged against her fragile
frame And the slow, lazy river called out her name Pieces of her ravaged and taken Leaving her barely breathing and shaken In pain slowly she opened one eye She saw the vultures circling the sky Picking at her weaknesses taking all the good Leaving her skeletal, bark stripped off solid wood She gave her life so others could survive One last breath as through the sky they dive Tearing off fragments as she lay quiet and bare No one ever noticing she exists there Until they need a dose of magic, a touch of life As she is the healer of all pain and strife Woven wings worn until clear as can be Fragile wings unravelling causing transparency Breath awfully shallow, taking on too much pain Weight of the world pulsates through her darkened veins Eyes slowly close as the leaves glow a golden
green A bright light pierced the dark, a sight to be
seen Tattered wings will fly again as she rose in the
light She now takes all the pain away from her place in
the sky © 2013 Broken WingsAuthor's Note
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7 Reviews Added on August 7, 2013 Last Updated on August 7, 2013 AuthorBroken WingsNew ZealandAboutHi everyone, I am a student in beautiful New Zealand. My writing stems from my personal experiences and emotions. I am wanting to better my skills, read all your creations and express myself through .. more..Writing
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