Orange Bird
To take away,
with the accordance of a fowl,
the flight of a child
is not the loss of air.
The wings that protrude
from the back of your aims
are the soul that keeps one on fire;
grown from the back of the bones,
the present shoulder blades.
Ever elloquent in nature,
present
from the nature,
the life,
the mind,
a tune that prevails;
the feathers that caress the wind,
the atmosphere that one creates.
To take away,
an impossibility of the physical.
the flight of a child is ever existent;
the detail generated by imagination,
I have come to this realization......
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