Free Sky Poem by April Humason

I'll never be your clone,
In the vast sky, I'll fly alone.
Staying unknown, far from your throne,
Embracing freedom as my own.

No need for dazzling display,
For the boundless sky is my castle, I say,
Peacefully soaring, keeping battles at bay,
Hidden from your watchful array.

I won't buy the blue sky,
To fly high, I don't have to comply,
Away from your prying eye,
In the vastness above, I'm free to defy.

Flying free, embracing me,
No 'we, ' just the expanse to see,
Claiming the sky as my sanctuary,
Where no boundaries can constrain or decree.

There's nothing I own,
Yet I'm not lost, but flown,
In my zone, I have grown,
To a new milestone, on my own.

With fresh air in every glide,
Wind-blown hair, feeling alive inside,
Nowhere to be, just free to decide,
In this unbridled flight, I reside.

In Free Sky's embrace, I find my grace,
Unshackled and unbound, I freely race,
With wings of liberty, I embrace,
The untamed winds, my heart's warm embrace.