Prisoners
A bird is in a cage inside my living room.It cannot fly. It cannot fully spread its
Wings. I watch it spring from perch to
Perch. I hear its dreadful screeching
Cries. I also hear how you are doing,
How you've learned to get along by
Selling swells your potent charms,
But briefly. You go perch to perch,
And I am here, where you are not,
With naught to do but watch this
Bird, and tell myself that it is not
The only one who's caged.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2013-08-01 at 01:21
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