Farewell

Farewell

A Poem by Kathryn Smith

It is scratching


Screeching


Soaring 


Fighting


Beating


Dreaming


Molding


Growing


Hatching


Your wild heart


Is breaking


Breaking free




Alone at the table


Soup and cheese bread


A full glass of water


It drowns your head


Your family left you


For that television again


You'd rather have company


Conversation


Their voices


Their laughter


Their questions


Their light coloured eyes


Especially when you're about to leave them behind





Headlines


News


Election scores


Big cities


Too much food


Vanity


Oodles of people


The USA


Did you ever think


As a little girl


You'd be scared?


You'd be torn?


Out of place


 In a big strange world?


Yet you'd feel you belonged


Far across the ocean


In somebody else's arms




In the days you came  


They planned your funeral


But could you tell?


That at 23 


You would say farewell?


Farewell to your country


Farewell to your friends


Farewell to the forest


Farewell  





A mad girl


A mad girl they say


A mad girl's love song


Is all that you are these days



Follow your heart?


Lose your mind


The best love is insane


The walls of protection


You will gladly put in flames 


War paint on your face


A storm through your mane


You won't be the same



That is that  


Farewell


This is not the end


For you have a heart to tend


A luminous heart to mend





Original | Passing over England. Air France.        Follow this blog, you will love it on your dashboard:

© 2016 Kathryn Smith


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Beautiful flow to it. I will come back and read it again. El :)

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