Once, these walls were miles away Akin the earth from the Milky Way. I had no restrains; like a bird in the vast blue sky, Like a fish in the water body of earth.
As years passed The walls closed in, Restraining and constricting But never impeding tasked errands.
Recently however, No matter where I turn, My head hits solid walls and bruises. But that's still fine I guess, For the sky I still can see.
Now though, A new wall seems to be spiraling down from above Passing down from one hand to another. Air that's coming in is thinning, I'm suffocating.
I wonder which last pair of hands this wall would feel For I am only but human.