What If I Can Fly Poem by Lenny Camacho
What If I Can Fly
you can't tolerate
the truth
behind the words
'I can fly'
- but I can fly
and when I shut my eyes
I actually see better,
but you have been corrupted
and think that we all should
be just like you
a little bitter and miserable.
I can fly - I say
while hiding a smirk
from the crowd
and folding my wings
back into my immense skull
all you do is frown
and disregard me
with empty, unshiny eyes.
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4/24/2024 1:03:44 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Another beautiful write. This threw me as the last poem I reviewed was portraying life's end and here (to me) is the positivity of youth contrasting with the other character who is jade. I love it when I stumble on a new writer that I appreciate. Tyvm Ps I used to dream I could fly. That dream disappeared. I miss it