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Larry Potter
Poems
Jun 2013
Man of Steel
I want to be the Man of Steel
But I cannot breathe
On that tight sheath
I'm too short to spread
That shiny cape of red.
I want to roam the galaxies
But my fear of height
Defeats my will for flight
And my skinny thighs
Tremble in the skies.
I want to have Herculean strength
But my tiny hands
Don't stand a chance
Over chunks of meteors
Or Velociraptors.
I want to gain superior speed
But my porous skin
Crumbles in the wind
And my crooked feet
Hate the city streets.
I want a pair of laser eyes
But my reading glasses
Could reflect the flashes
And deprive my sight
Of the Earthly light.
I want the power of the sun
But my curly hair
Could catch a flare
And they'll all conspire
To set myself on fire.
I want a shield of purest lead
But my brittle bones
Petrify to stones
Before the aegis glides
Against all Kryptonites.
I hate to want the Man of Steel
His pair of laser eyes
Or his flight to the skies
His speed and vigor
Or eternal power.
I wish to be just Clark Kent
Who only has a pen
That he can lend to men
But was the one to gain
The love of Lois Lane.
Written by
Larry Potter
29/M/Philippines
(29/M/Philippines)
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