Fait.
Remind ourselves why,
Why a bully is in rejection,
Why a dog bares his cry.
So where is he now?
Where is our chances gone,
Where’s the fun?
Paralyzed by a torment,
Words of ancient slavery
Seized by the burden
Carried on your back.
To admit,
There’s no best for him,
To build up courage,
That is wearing thin.
To control,
A role beside his age,
Proving a lucent point
Proving his sobered sage.
Am I all patched up?
Patched, sewn to the under-cat?
Civilised by sights of truth
Knowing I’m not with whom
Fought for me, cared.
I’m still locked in a room…
To seek,
The problems he doesn’t know.
Friends
Blind to any downfall,
They see bravery traced behind me,
He thinks:
Am I to be free?
Poetry by John Ashleigh
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Written on 2005-11-11 at 10:58
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