I used to have wings:
big,
beautiful black ones
with gold flecks.
I was young,
and new.
Then
people decided to take what was mine
for themselves.
First it was a feather,
then it was few a more,
then it was both my wings.
I cannot fly
with my wings
detached
and nailed up on a wall.
We take the most beautiful things
in life
and tack them up on a wall.
To examine
and to find out
how they are so immensely beautiful.
They might be
pleasing to the eye,
while strung up on a wall.
But I believe,
you can find more beauty
in things filled with life,
than dead things
upon the wall.
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Tea Time Poetry
PuisiPoems that I publish when I feel poetic like that. These poems are best served with tea and an open mind.