Becoming Yourself

Becoming Yourself

A Poem by Cassick Dame
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This was made from words that kinda flooded out of my mind.

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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

© 2017 Cassick Dame


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Added on January 28, 2017
Last Updated on January 28, 2017
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Cassick Dame
Cassick Dame

WI



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