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Zoology

by blinkforman23

I stare into the mother’s eyes From a never-ending distance. A barrier breaks the tension But doesn’t guarantee freedom. Her environment is pretense: Three deceiving walls, one exit, A path to another painting To live more than forced settling. An exhibit to real monsters, Where I, an individual, stand Yet want to jump into landscapes And end it, the trapped loneliness. Time ceases; all animals fuse, Adapting to fake habitat. It’s not enough forming routine Until you discover Love’s zone. Creature comfort is supportive. The joey looks like a Joey, Given warmth in mammal blanket. My label shall change to Joey. Life’s surroundings are family. Since true home is away from here, That’s all that matters; we are one. We’re the same. We are not alone.
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Oct 27, 2014
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#love#poetry#nature#writing#family#spilledink#kangaroo#zoology
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