Mockingbird

Mockingbird

A Poem by justyouraveragewriter

The caged bird sings with lungs of despair,
but the free bird roams, chanting anywhere.
I've tried squeezing through these iron bars,
but hope was deployed beneath hidden scars.

A few feathers unplucked hide my deflated breast
as I cower down, perched on my only branch.
A mockingbird mimed from a broken soul,
a ring that doesn't shine may as well be coal.


© 2025 justyouraveragewriter


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Added on April 20, 2025
Last Updated on April 20, 2025

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justyouraveragewriter
justyouraveragewriter

somewhere in a small town



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I'm a married mom of four, a little introverted but love making new friends, from southern U.S. I enjoy most genres of music, write about my mental health, my journey as a mother and wife, also natu.. more..

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