The Burden Of The Bright Sky

 Staring at the ceiling, sight unable to shut my eye,

Yet so hurt, the intensity cries.

Don’t know what for, or what not,

Remorse rolling in, no clue what for.

My screams are silent, yet too loud,

People seem worried for the thoughts I've buried proud.

Waking up to my emotions bound,

To the strings holding me confined.

Feeling so pressured while being free,

Screaming like a bird buried under the crimson tree.

The sky so bright, I could take flight,

But my wings are tricked, can't seem to get the motion right.

The cage might,

Strike right,

Hold me tight,

But too long in it, I may lose the fight.

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