Bird Free

Projectbeing

why do I cage you

When you were born free

Why do I cage you

When I was born free

Then laugh as you flutter in your little space

Confined with untold grace

How long would I last in your place

Trapped without reason

Just to tickle my fancy

Could I still sing every morn to greet the sun

Could my eyes still shine with such divine grace

Honestly

How long could I take your place 

How long before my sanity took flight

Open this cage,come lets fly

Lets both enjoy life's open sky

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Projectbeing (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 31st, 2016 13:11
  • Comment from author about the poem: I enjoy seeing a bird in the open sky than in a cage
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 28
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  • willyweed

    lovely sentiment in this well crafted poem. happy new year ww

  • Projectbeing

    Thank you, happy new year to you too

  • Christina8

    Welcome to MPS! Yes I too love seeing a bird out in flight rather than in a cage. Great first poem! Happy New Year!--Christina

    • Projectbeing

      Many thanks, have a great new year

    • Tony36

      Living on a farm I always enjoy watching birds in the sky. Great write

      • Projectbeing

        Many thanks, I'm humbled

        • Tony36

          Welcome

        • Augustus

          Welcome. I always feel sad for the animals in cages. Especially so when they are recently captured and fight with all their might. I like the sanity taking flight line.

        • Deebs

          Great idea a compassionate feeling for those trapped I really enjoyed thanks for sharing.

          • Projectbeing

            Much thanks,just trying to express the peace within, peace out

          • Projectbeing

            Thank you, I'm equally passionate about caged animals

          • Francesco

            Before I read your description I assumed this was a love poem. It works equally well either way, but knowing it is actually about caged birds gave it an extra edge of sweetness and tenderness.
            Very nice!

          • Projectbeing

            Thank you, just trying to capture that sense of freedom



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