The Art of Flight

Jun 21, 2004 12:24

Perception is a tainted image,
Perfection a misconcieved idea,
And knowledge,
To quote the Tao,
Clouds wisdom.

I have wings of gossamer,
Of which I spread as far as I can stretch,
So as I may catch the descending stones cast from heavens,
And send my loved ones falling stars.

Though this is a gift,
No burden,
That has befallen me.
I defend until I am tattered,
And am able to give gifts of the highest light I can currently concieve in thought.

This is the most beautiful ability, to me,
As I grow close to and make happy the ones I love.
There is nothing more I can ask of myself,
Though They know I'll attempt to anyway.

Soaring freely in this otherworldly shower,
Their peace gives me the strength
To withstand such a supernatural hail.
Their smiles make the spiraling suns so much brighter,
I give them a piece whenever intercepted to know.

It's breath-taking, really,
These wings they gave me,
Just wishing to see them better.

Dilluting the nothingness,
--Suzzie
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