Moving forward offers hope something more than what's deplored this distrust is my own resolving motion will be a cure to remain will be an end consumed by hatred from within never trying, the greatest sin with damnation near at hand
twisted palaces tower high built on foundations made of lies pure disgust would be its name lurking deep inside the brain rationalization spring to mind stating hatred from mankind against the mirrors of the void only gracing ideal flaws
rote imperfection becomes a curse mutterings by the disturbed yet there’s a way to overcome relinquish pain for so much more deny the voices that hold the chains look to the road the sun reveals there the cages are no more bent to bridges instead of walls
the distance traveled is so small enough to claim comfort’s prize blessings heaped upon the ones who dare to pass to the sun there the travelers may convene compare discoveries few have seen absent of the troubled thoughts the future waits in the beyond.
The poem “Bent to Bridges” was inspired thoughts about inward phobias, inadequate self-worth, and internalization of society’s misgivings. These are countered by fellow travelers that give comfort and hope. The distance between self-hatred and freedom is measured in quantities too small to measure by conventional means.