Cornered
I am blinded by walls and windows
to the friendliness of the earth.
Her breezes whisper for me
to come and quit my home
and savor the sun's ever-increasing splendor,
to bask in its wide, white glow.
But I strong-headedly stay
in my merry little corner,
where adventure is just a wish
for another day
and excitement even farther.
All because I fail to see
that youth, and cool, crisp glory
can be achieved
within a few steps
outside that shelter.
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