Beyond Sight

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With the dusty breeze, I grew winged.

Whenever I fly, I fall, as if I to hell so dear.

Beside me, on the plastic tree,

all black is the humanised white dove,

it flies no more, it's civilised.


In the blank park, O thee,

toss human meat and within.

The doves will love you,

as a star's shadow on your eye,

will beg for blood too.


Yet, on the roadless blank,

run, fly even, for cruelty

is in the holy entity

and in your dearest dove.

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I am truly thankful to you, dear reader, for reading my poetry book. I had published several on this website, yet I deleted them all; A fresh start one may say! I want to know your opinion about this poem, your HONEST opinion :) 
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