Freedom
A pristine glass bowl now was left empty
Sitting innocently, casually.
Porcelain white adorned the lighted tunnel,
Water swirled, greeting the spectator’s view.
A shimmering reflection glistened in his eyes,
A new found hope was soon realized.
Out with the old and in with the new,
The dream of freedom was once again renewed.
No more scrubbing and bubbling
That rotten ol’ tank.
The new day would be filled with settling
In the noon day sun.
Goodbye, dear Chester.
May days be sweet in the sewers of the afterlife.
Your sweet little fins, swimming
Dimming,
In the corridors of my memories
As my little sister sends you off with a *flush*
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