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Mockingbird
by Shannon Jaime (Age: 19)
copyright 04-04-2008


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Caught in the current
Of those voiceless words,
With an envy suppressed
Just beneath the tinctured bones;
Ah, I feel the broken flow,
But is that freedom mine?

Wisdom flutters on wind,
Darting here and drifting there;
Yet in my ignorance I seek
Some way to hold it in hand.
Perhaps I never fell from grace,
But I attempted all the same.

Mimicry is not forever
Made to stray from schemes;
Well-bred was the teething tongue
Versed in innate imagery;
Ah, I may not know a thing,
Certain truth has flown and gone,
But, at least, within this sphere,
I am not the only one.


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05-07-2008 Jade L.    

Yeah. I see all the world trapped like this, yet so little of them can see it. It's wonderful and horrible to see another who understands. I wish us all free.
04-05-2008 Susan Brown    

Outstanding! This story suggests many more stand behind your voice. Yow! I think this is the best dark poem I've seen at this site so far. Impressive! Thanks!

Susan
04-05-2008 Frank Fields    

Indeed. And when we all break free from the "well-bred teething tongue" and find that we are, in fact, free from the search for and the maybe finding of that elusive wisdom we all seek, it then becomes that much more clear, that much closer, perhaps even close enough to finally hold and declare it found and good and true.

Fine writing! ^^

Frank :)
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