Cage
A tiger locked behind bars
Alone among parked cars
The tiger dreams
Of starry nights
Of wild runs
And firefly lights
He dreams of the trees
Of the rabbits he longs to chase
He dreams of endless greens
The tiger dreams of freedom
The tiger roars
In the dead of night
Pleading with anyone
To listen to his rights
He thinks of his past
How he used to bite and scare
How he was fee to hunt
When there always was some prey to spare
Behind bars he sits,
Helpless, being pulled for miles and miles
But the question is there, unanswered
Since when do monsters trigger smiles?
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