The LandingA Poem by The Theyon a plane trying to draw out every moment before the landing...The cloud, A formless palace in the sky, Drifts by in the haze of this fleeting dreamworld: Out the window that keeps me separate From the freedom of its emptiness As if to enter it's glittering void of star and city light Would immediately dissolve it into its own abyss...
Consecrated by this boundary This metal bubble drifts through This most intangible of kingdoms: Empire for the passing bird Who never stop here To make their home But ride along the fallow winds That blow in this world of transition.
How I long To join the darkened skies, And drift among the passing clouds: To live forever in the flux and flow Of the homelessness of empty space.
But I am not asleep tonight As dreams fly me outside this shell Made of flight and metal hollow To the wind's cry in my new domain.
But ground draws me towards its wake For dreams that flew me from its grasp As my world falls from me like a stone And from this, My kingdom I stand overthrown. © 2012 The TheyAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorThe TheyCambridge, MAAboutI am the most normal person you will ever meet. I am a man who aspires to gain no one's attention. My greatest dream is to stagnate in a cubical in some routine 9 to 5 job while wearing a suit. My pri.. more..Writing
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