KeysA Poem by Laz K.Wrapped in the pale
gown of The morning fog, or wearing the Dark, heavy coat of evening, I’ve been pacing between The house and these iron bars That keep me locked in my world. The deer and the wild boar fear the Strict angles of the house, and Are suspicious of the boulders Arranged in unnatural constellations. It is here on this
land that I must discover the world; Where I am to unlock the Doors that guard the secrets Of the heart with keys hidden in the Budding, blooming, and fading Flowers, in the flight of birds, and In the moonlight that wakes me Gently and lights my way To the end of the path and back On my nocturnal walk above The valley. Your words I also carry
for a key, and When I’d almost give up and accept my fate Behind these bars, they grab and twist my soul Like a hand that pushes a door open in the Iron sky of my mind. Wisdom descends on us
like dew: Stand still long enough and it’ll Soak you with its cool waters. Speak your truth then unceasingly, for It is the force to pry open a gate Somewhere rusting on the edge of Someone’s heart. © 2021 Laz K.Author's Note
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