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To Soar


To Soar



For those who fly,

For those who soar,

The ones above,

Through nature’s door,

 

I ask of you,

For why you fly,

So highly up,

And touch the sky?

 

Is it so that you may need?

A way of travel that doesn’t heed,

The motion of the very Earth,

For, walking such a terrible deed?

 

I believe you fly for reason’s unknown,

But a reason for why your airy home.

You fly in mystery to that of Earth,

And that is why: the highest worth.

 

I envy that, what is so beautiful,

I envy all that float the world,

But respect is given for that I’m sure.

The one’s who fly through nature’s door.

 

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DamionDiffendal

I am an artist, and love to write poetry. I am going to be attending Ohio University's college of fine arts as a graphic design major. I love to write poetry and short stories, they, as well as art, have always been a stress reliever in my life.

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