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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The scene was set the moment we met as he guarded my heart with verses of pleasure- I’ll never forget the irrational threat banning poetry beyond comprehensive measure. Freedom bells rang and little birdies sang to the tune he wrote like the whisper on an eagle- But when injustice came the “Forbidden Authority” proclaimed our poetry would no longer be legal. They said too much inspiration would cause creation to rise above the regal law withheld- All the generations who put pencil to paper would be institutionalized and immediately expelled. It was no longer right to stay up all night while time could be spent slaving in the field- Poets were treated like waste and never could taste the feeling of being truly healed. Causing such haste the authorities brought forth a fast-growing recession, for no longer did poets have the freedom of heartfelt expression. How do we know this is to be true, that this madness occurs in our universe? See, my beloved escaped from the underground cave who was caught intentionally writing me a verse. He felt a love so deep and he just couldn’t sleep, but the cameras caught him under his blanket- A flashlight was held and he quietly tried to creep, but he gave up and could no longer take it. He was apprehended and people stared while no one acted like they cared as they flew him away in an invisible jet- It just didn’t seem fair he was captured unaware but he was never able to forget. He was beaten and burned but he soon learned how to break free from this awful institution- He felt he earned the right to express concern, and finally came up with a solution. The moment he escaped and ran through the gate and remembered the rules of the First Amendment, so he wrote a long letter, but should’ve known better that the “Forbidden Authority” owned the government! He had broken the golden rule, for now he was a fool who would be punished beyond comprehension- He was made to sit on a stool and use a quilling tool to imprint on parchment his wrongs with apprehension- But he soon realized with tears in his eyes what he was writing was really poetry in disguise. See…they put curses on his verses…a then he wrote, “Poetry is freedom of speech- and dictated censorship is nothing but lies.” UNSHACKLE MY VERSE April 11, 2017
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