Mockinbird
The mockingbird has yet found it’s voice
in the echo of the scene
he questioned the ways of the doves
and what they really mean
For the mockingbird just copies
whatever it may hear
So for the new, baby birds
it’s innocence is still here.
It still cannot fly,
it’s safe from all the sights
It hasn’t seen a bat,
or wolf that prowls at night.
The little baby bird
only sees inside the nest
and to copy what the others say
is what it knows to do best
So the mocking bird just mocks
regardless of what it means
all along it’s innocence
is breaking at the seams
It doesn’t understand
the cruel words he repeats
he heard that word from Blue Jay
while sitting in the streets.
So when the bird has to leave the nest
the cruelness in his head
He lands on top the pavement
for now the mockingbird is dead
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