oh, little nestling
your time will come soon
when your wings will become stronger,
and you will find your own tune
you will leave the nest that was built for you
then you will fend for yourself
build your own nest
for the little ones you made
the eggs will hatch
your nestlings will leave
learn to fly
after all that time you spent trying
you're sure to die
written 1•20•17
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IMPLICATION OF DESOLATION
Poetry(PART 1) the empty rooms with no doors isn't the worst part. it's hoping that one day someone will save us from the walls that howl at us for every mistake we've made. des·o·late adjective ˈdesələt/ (of a place) deserted of people and in a state of...
