Child Of Neptune Poem by Barbara Nixon

Child Of Neptune

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Never did fit in to the restrictive box
corners too rigid, angles too sharp
hard and unyielding, no space to soar
crushing pressure on the spirit
wreaking havoc on the flesh
uncompromising prison, heart nailed to the floor.

But I will dream me a dream,
escape my geometric slot
to where corners are soft like buttercream
angles wide like the eagle's span,
ascending like a freebird to my home farthest from the Sun
my inner child will finally scream.


by Barb Nixon

Sunday, December 9, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: Inspiration
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Owain Glyn 29 December 2012

You're quite right, for us to fit we often have to change the shape of our environment.

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Hazel Durham 15 December 2012

Freedom for our inner spirit with amazing lines that make the heart soar without restrictions and brilliant ending! ! Inspired write! !

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