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Songbird

Outside, I'm fine. Laughter resonates From my body, Swelling, spreading endlessly. A bird soaring, My song vibrant, Reaching out to you, I fly. Inviting you to sing along. Beneath, I suffer. The laughter doesn't ring deep. A bruised heart Time has yet to heal. This bird once was caged, This song once was broken. Calling out in vain, I cry. But no one takes notice.
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charisse-de-belen
American
Published
May 30, 2011
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