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Limitless


Isaac Newton demonstrated gravitational forces

my teachers said so in my numerous scientific courses

good thing it was the apple and not the tree

otherwise we wouldn't know what it could be

that holds our smiles upside down

and takes away the golden crown

but my emotions will rise from the ground

they shall not be captured and left bound

I'd set them fee, and let them flutter

no longer bunched up in a clutter

Houdini may speak of magic

but I speak of poetry 

it does strange things and mystical wonders

it may bring tranquility or violent thunders

where we express our limitless emotions

from the lands to the omnipotent oceans 

Poetry

 

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