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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