I can SEE it

adnan it is

I have put my self in there till this very day 

The day I awaited for the freedom did I pray? 

 

And now that it's dealt with I could finally bend my head 

Form the Q's and S's and the timer's heatdead

 

But as I ascent it one can see a burnt smile

Filled up with a worry, a worry that piles

 

I feel all is rigmarole and try to peace with the freedom

But the word has lost the sense to it is growing up one of the reasons?... 

  • Author: adnan it is (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 10th, 2024 11:29
  • Comment from author about the poem: (Q's - Questions, S's - Solutions) This one, I feel is one of the byproducts of growing up. When you struggle for something or you feel that your actions will bring you some kind of freedom or you ll achieve something and once it's done and dusted you still feel caged. I felt so tell me about you....
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  • Meera Mere

    "But as I ascent it one can see a burnt smile

    Filled up with a worry, a worry that piles"
    It's scary how much I relate to this poem....
    .Amazing work~

    • adnan it is

      Thank you really means a lot !!

    • Tony36

      Awesome write

      • adnan it is

        Thank you!!

        • Tony36

          You're welcome

        • Mutley Ravishes

          How to break the rusty cage?
          Guess I need to consult with a sage!

          • adnan it is

            Sages and mages can't save the sinking ship
            But changing our personal lookout might do the trick!!

          • Atharvaux

            Well written!! Great work!

            • adnan it is

              Thank you!! Appreciate that

            • sorenbarrett

              Youth brings impatience. We think that a nail should be sunk with the first blow. Freedom is little understood and all actions have consequences.



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