My Wish

rhmn_7

I wish my feather was broken

birds not seen in centuries.

Ink in the container all dried out,

murder to cut down trees,

paper rarer than gold.

Death penalty for all,

young or old,

who even dare to scrawl.

 

My thoughts are gruff,

my words without any weight.

With fingers not mature enough

to convey anything great.

My monologues abandon me,

every request rebuffed.

 

Writing is not forbidden,

yet mine should be crime.

I wish my feather was broken

instead of my fake rhyme.

  • Author: rhmn_7 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 5th, 2023 10:54
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 41
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  • Eugene S.

    Love it! I see no crimes here, however.

    • rhmn_7

      Glad to hear that.

    • Neville


      an interesting introduction to your ink sir

      • rhmn_7

        Thank you very much.

      • Bella Shepard

        Share your thoughts dear friend, they are always welcome, as our thoughts connect us all.

        • rhmn_7

          I'll try my best, thanks!



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