O scarecrow, dressed elegantly - in worn-out shoes, ragged old hat, on which black crow sits in dignity and stares off into this distance where forest sad
- you certainly dream about traveling into these wheat fields, grasses adorned with flowers that you could lose your scarecrow's soul running happily towards the horizon...
But you stand here, alas, forever lost in thoughts, unable to understand where the restriction comes from, with your straw heart always split between both powerlessness and want.
Funny thing, my dear scarecrow - to have so much on your own and not to.
Przemyslaw Musialowski 10/01/2008
Only poems that I've ever tried to write myself come from a time when I was 22 or 23 years old and there are only a few of them. Enjoy!