The Little SparrowA Poem by Margueritethe price of innocenceThe caged little sparrow Broken wings, can't fly Shackled to her cage Her hope bled dry The caged little sparrow In heart remained young While living in a prison Of songs never sung The caged little sparrow On one fateful night Got a glimpse of a ray Of something called light The caged little sparrow Dared dream of this sight And the promises made By the rays of the light The caged little sparrow Started to sing Light whispered words Of what freedom would bring The caged little sparrow Planed her escape Light promised protection Her life would safe The caged little sparrow Trusted the light The promises made She held with her might The caged little sparrow Broke the lock of the cage Willing broken wings To fly where its safe The caged little sparrow Flew day and night Searching for the rays Of safetys light The caged little sparrow Spent months in the air Pursued by her capture Lights ray never there The caged little sparrow Exhausted by flight Turned to her captor For life did she fight The caged little sparrow Won freedom that day Alone and abandoned By lights promised ray The free little sparrow Heard a voice late night Calling, beautiful bird Do you remember the light The free little sparrow Answered in reply Enchanted by the ray Forgetting its lies The free little sparrow Flew to lights home Looking out at a world Where she was free to roam The free little sparrow Took in all she could see Perched in her home Where she was finally free The free little sparrow Decided one day To venture outside And fly with lights ray The free little sparrow Encountered lights rage That day she discovered Her home... a glass cage
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