Caged by Catlin L. Crawford

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Caged

Alone beneath a darkened veil
I lay down and cry
Because my wings are clipped and I am caged
But I was born to fly

I pass the time and release myself
Through reading books and dreams
But all of this means little
Still the days grow dark it seems

For books end to soon
And I cannot sleep forever
All I want to do is run away
Somewhere wherever

If ever God should ask me
Of what I want today
My words would be so simple
And this is what Id say

Give me the strength to walk alone
Take your hand and point me home
But not to where I live I'll say
But where I'll see my greater day

Give me hope and make me wise
And open up my darkened eyes
And one last prayer before you go
This my god you need to know

Release me from my prison
Release me before I die
Because my wings are clipped and I am caged
But I was born to fly

Catlin L. Crawford

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David Darbyshire (7/25/2006 8:19:00 AM)
well this is a very sweet poem Cat, Meow....nice xxxx dave Kisss

Sylvia Spencer (7/23/2006 3:19:00 PM)
Catlin what a wonderful poem, words make me fly and this poem has taken me to new heights. Oh what a beautiful write. Cheers sylvie

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Catlin L. Crawford (December 31 1988 / Dayton, Ohio)