Doll's GiftA Poem by Gale L. Mccoy
defeated in battle
her legs the price a warrior lays dying before a grand golden cage a doll looks down at her from within, eyes unblinking her own legs folded underneath her unused for centuries “would you like my legs? I have no use for them I am sure you would make them strong again” the warrior, with the long legs of a doll gains grace and speed quite unlike what she had before she gained glory and revenge and treasured the gift swearing to return them on the day the doll was free from her cage the doll faired no different with legs or not gained a protector and a companion she never tried for freedom for there was no door to the cage and her dreams were not hindered she had her hands and she had her voice with which she could pass the time merrily away with the warrior © 2018 Gale L. Mccoy |
StatsAuthorGale L. MccoyOHAbout22/Non-binary/Ohio an aspiring author, lazy witch, lover to the sky and no one else. more..Writing
|