If I Fall Poem by John Griffiths

If I Fall



If I fall while half asleep,
I know that I can fly.
When the barriers have been lifted,
And I soar towards the sky.

I can feel a sense of freedom,
When my body’s left behind,
As I leave my earthly problems,
In the confines of my mind.

My thoughts are now the answer,
When the boundaries are no more,
As I move within my inner self,
And the universal law.

Monday, June 23, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: barriers,problems
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John Griffiths

John Griffiths

Crew, Stoke on Trent. United Kingdom.
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