Generous ThiefA Poem by WallflowerThis flesh I bear is your commodity. Claimed rights to this heart, this spirit, this Soul. These feet, though bare, never met the auction block. This be the truth, I swear. Like a dirty trick found in youthful folly, Dazzled my reason, diverted its gaze And stole me in my entirety before a saccade was even made. Slave to a thief, approaching a decade. Why would a thief be nothing save composed When he beholds, forces with arms Have arrived to steal his stole. Come the day when the cool steel Is felt in your heart, your spirit, your Soul And you have arrived to free your freedom Trigger nor bullets you will need. Like a dirty trick found in youthful folly, Threatened with reprimanding, The coveted treasure is returned with cumbersome Before barrels even bear the air Like the prowl of an eternal predator Who missed a Meal to it's fight for life, His exertion will deem me a day’s work, His pride will feast twice as much at sunrise, And my existence will be forgotten by noon. Satiation be the sentence to condemn him eternally For satiation has never seen sleep in this marauder. And when his belly be hallow and heard, His bed of bones will speak of me. Render my image a thought in his mind And a revenge his bare belly will seek. But in this moment as he ceases his stalk and step And you see freedom in the clear, Take a moment to cover your tracks For courage cannot live in fear. © 2010 Wallflower |
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Added on May 21, 2010 Last Updated on May 21, 2010 Author
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