Lines composed a few miles above the front door of the TropicanaA Poem by E.H. MonroeOh poor bird, thy flight was wasted...Under a cloth of gentle light Bathe in the pond, one bird, no flight Upon my head, a misty sigh I am the bird that does not fly A broken wing, a shattered dream Reflect heaven in her white gleam I peck across horizon’s eye I am the bird that does not fly I step onto the neon ledge Upon my beak the reaper’s pledge A lonely call from up on high I am the bird that does not fly
A tragic smile upon my face The fall of old into your space Unto the earth, I cannot lie I am the bird that cannot fly I pass the glass, reflected fears Within their eyes, uneasy tears Around my neck, no noose to tie I was the bird that could not fly
My wing is healed, but still I dive Twist and fall to my demise I smile wide and kiss the sky I am the bird that will not fly The ground appears, a golden path I burn into his ashen wrath I taste the fear fall from my eye I am the bird that must not fly Into the ground a peaceful rest My soul returned into my nest A coward’s worth, a muffled cry I am the bird that did not fly Under the shade, there is no light There is no joy and no delight No end in death, my faint decry Tricked by life, I chose to die © 2011 E.H. MonroeFeatured Review
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Added on May 31, 2011Last Updated on June 1, 2011 AuthorE.H. Monroehate your f*****g guts, NJAboutS**t eating fuckbag of the crapocalypse. Dystopian Bard and general word rapist. like me here, and i'll kiss you on the face.. http://www.facebook.com/pages/EH-Monroe/226600554032025 Its here .. more..Writing
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