The personal experiences we bring to a piece of writing make it meaningful to each of us in different ways... These two stanzas had particular meaning to me, as I see my son feeling that he is imprisoned by rules.
Blinded by a fog,
Mired in life's bog,
We fight to rise and fail,
Raise our arms and rail
At this imagined prison
we perceive, at all
the vast illusions
we believe.
I have come to believe that as long as rules exist, my son will never be happy...thinking that his free spirit is in jeopardy. And all the while I wish he could see that rules actually set us free... they water us down so that, as liquid, we can escape the confines of the prison bars.
Questions, unquestioned discoveries, and answers in parable and rhyme…. This collection records a journey starting with a 1960s retrospective and the first man on the moon, moving to a new millennium welcomed in with a terrorist spin, family crises,
Blinded by a fog,
Mired in life's bog,
We fight to rise and fail,
Raise our arms and rail
At this imagined prison
we perceive, at all
the vast illusions
we believe.
I have come to believe that as long as rules exist, my son will never be happy...thinking that his free spirit is in jeopardy. And all the while I wish he could see that rules actually set us free... they water us down so that, as liquid, we can escape the confines of the prison bars.
Cryssa