Freedom Poem by Jay Porter

Freedom



I
Soon I'll be free
From the plastic and misery
Soon I will run
Under the burn bright sun.

II
Chilling and cold air reached inside.
Lungs like wings, soaring above.
A bitter, beautiful, and burning ride.
Faster than a feather, lighter than a dove.

III
Warm and welcoming water, I don't mind.
It is a freedom for too long I have been denied
It's better than being inside this bind
In warm and welcoming water, my leg abides.

Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: freedom
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It's a poem dedicated to the day this wretched cast flies free from my leg!
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