Becoming YourselfA Poem by Cassick DameThis was made from words that kinda flooded out of my mind.
A black suit
A tie of style Just like a wandering troop Walking the boots for a mile A weak sun peeking Through the tree line Mumbling in bed, he goes back to sleeping Saying 'This heart is mine' Checking the cuffs twice Adjusting the tie twice Saying things twice Stumbling on the words, twice Always too shy to meet the eye That's a bad characteristic Says the mad the charismatic Of men in suits And ties of style Isolating to the city Binding to the lost They've no home among the many They prefer the hanging moss Of the trees reaching a mile high The rain fell from the fog Hanging at the height of a mile and two Branches never fell, holding firm And the animals don't talk much Out in the valley and the icy hills The man left back towards the land Where man has been growing bread He sent his suit and tie To the men in the charity He said he was going, marry-ly And grow things in the land of trees Reaching a mile tall
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Added on January 28, 2017 Last Updated on January 28, 2017 Tags: poem, individuality, humanity AuthorCassick DameWIAboutI'll just be posting randomly, and I'll write stuff and things. If you want to know more, let me know. more..Writing
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