Some Door, Some PlaceA Poem by Kenneth The PoetWe like living in the gilded cage And many of us can't stand to see it rearranged
Tossed about like a ship in a foul storm But every time in every age, it is the norm
And it sucks that we must become the slaves
Slaves to the cage Slaves to the wage Slaves to the normalcy of being rearranged
Crushing economic times, or because the being in question made some bad choices and it's hard to stomach the truth of all the reassuring voices
But it feels better to pry open shut doors It gives one the semblance they are doing more
More than nothing anyway
And more than nothing is always better than less than something
Adapt yourself, as one poet wrote, and that's all we can do
Adapt yourself to keep your gilded cage Adapt yourself to be easily rearranged
Some door, some place will open
Even if it is the horizontal one into the ground © 2011 Kenneth The PoetReviews
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1 Review Added on June 2, 2011 Last Updated on June 2, 2011 AuthorKenneth The PoetBismarck, NDAboutKenneth The Poet is an optimist wrapped in the candy shell of moroseness and cynicism. He lives between the two parallels marked 46 and 49, all while living in the state marked 39. He pretends that he.. more..Writing
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