My home is lost,
I can't feel my skin
My throat is soar
My bones feel loose
And my wings weak.
I am stuck inside some four walls
They call it home
But my home were the endless streets
I feel homeless inside.
They want me to
Know it as a home
No, they don't torture me
They serve me good food
But I feel it's a cage
I feel unfree and squished.
They so love it
But my home were the open skies
I feel homeless inside.
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HOMELESS. . .
PoetrySometimes, I feel like the bird that's caged, with those wings that aren't free to fly.