Wings
these bones have grown old;
a keen wisom burns
brightly within them,
coursing, seeking
a new path
to follow.
no longer trapped
in brightly colored
crayon pictures
or decieved by candy
coated truths;
this is where reality
rears its ugly head
ready to be conquered.
eyes turned up to
the heavens,
inky fingers grip
a shooting star, as if
it's my last dying breath-
i plunge into the unknown,
the constellations and
mother's good wishes
my only guide.
it's time to trade
in these too small
butterfly wings
and release the inner
Phoenix;
let these newfound
wings fly
so that i may
one day taste the
Moon.
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