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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In his cage of thoughts, the captive man writes with wings of ink, surrounded by crumpled parchments like autumn leaves, he dreams, of things seen through his tarnished window, a portal to the world beyond, where the vast ocean whispers its stories with waves of longing. His canvases are giant ships carrying on their decks free souls, with the will to move ceaselessly through the infinite blue, he captures their laughter like butterflies of light, telling tales of dresses floating like clouds and birds dancing in the sky. I am a free man, walking on the living carpet of the earth, my steps take me to new places, I meet faces like stars in the sky, on my table lie paper and ink, reflecting the past and the pain, I write about my life as a river flowing through the stones of time. I paint images of things that haunt me like shadows of an eternal night, my pain rises like smoke from a flame reaching for the sky, I know what I must do, but invisible chains hold me back, aware that this world is an invisible cage that tightens with each season. He is the captive man, and in his cage, freedom becomes a song, and I, in my freedom, have woven a web of captivity and longing, in his cage, he dreams of endless skies and flights, in my freedom, I have painted the boundaries of a world I create.
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