A Far Humble Neighbor

I felt I should have started my journey yesterday
 Although,  I have these numb legs in utter pain.
 I felt somewhere the dawn touches the bent sky
 Somewhere out there, together in the blues.
 
 He was reciting a poem
 On a magical moment, freezing every other thing
 And I felt, someway I found my belongingness there,
 Without too much effort of stressing any clue.
 
 Will you recite your poem through the sound of silence?
 Will you read between those lines?
 Maybe we all need a second chance,
 For souls behind the bars
 A far humble neighbor than those bar-codes.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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