A caged birds only joy comes from song.
But what if that bird loses it's voice? What will be the joy that it's heart desires more than the sound it uses to free it's agony?
If being trapped is it's only fate?
Isn't it ones duty to set the caged bird free?
What if we were that caged bird - you and I...
What if we were trapped in each other's fate?
What if the only thing preventing us from setting one another free was the fear of freedom itself?
What if you lost your voice because it was silenced by me?
The caged birds only joy comes from song, so let the caged bird sing in it's cage. But if th caged bird wants to be set free - free it?
Or are you too afraid?
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
The routine of regret.
I am so tired.
I walk this road daily, it makes me feel the same everyday. Tired.
I walk, one foot following the other, in perfect precision. My thoughts climb the same mountain, telling my heart the same story with all the actions in chronological order. And at the same corner, I feel my tear stung eyes light up, I feel my soul accept its fate and I continue to walk home.
I am exhausted from drawing the same memory card from the same box. But the fatigue is nothing compared to the reminder.
Once there was a me without regret. Now regret is the only thing that I remember.
Home is a safer haven than the mind. I find a quiet place to breathe. I am exhausted from my conflicted thoughts. So I pack them away, neatly in their boxes in the storages rooms in my mind, for tomorrow...
... when I will wak down the same road and repeat this cycle.
I walk this road daily, it makes me feel the same everyday. Tired.
I walk, one foot following the other, in perfect precision. My thoughts climb the same mountain, telling my heart the same story with all the actions in chronological order. And at the same corner, I feel my tear stung eyes light up, I feel my soul accept its fate and I continue to walk home.
I am exhausted from drawing the same memory card from the same box. But the fatigue is nothing compared to the reminder.
Once there was a me without regret. Now regret is the only thing that I remember.
Home is a safer haven than the mind. I find a quiet place to breathe. I am exhausted from my conflicted thoughts. So I pack them away, neatly in their boxes in the storages rooms in my mind, for tomorrow...
... when I will wak down the same road and repeat this cycle.
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