We ran out of our homes
And our dream quelling streets
Until mud under foot
Had replaced the concrete
From suburb to city
On to the countryside
We were running away
But not trying to hide
The world was still spinning
Faster than we could move
Though our hearts were breaking
Our poets' words would sooth
We left a cloud grey town
And in time reached the sea
Our home for so long
Evolution tells me
To the deepest warm blue
From the coolest pitch black
Shackles fell with each stroke
With our dreams still intact
Surrounded by fishes
Guiding us from the deep
Every league of ascent
Reinforced our belief
That it's the world, not life
That we were running from
The edge always hidden
Beyond the horizon
One day we will get there
From the Earth we shall fall
And in to the sunset
Our shadows will crawl
thank you
It's a deep poem with an important message with is protraited in wonderful pictures of wide spaces although we are caged in small places. The nature is restricted and replaced. At least we just can be free when we're dead... can look beyond the horizon. There's so much content in this poem!
A lovely poem about nature, wideness and freedom.
I am really happy about all the things you mentioned. I am glad they came through and were picked up on
a wonderful comment
hope you are feeling now too