Bridled Poems - Poems about Bridled

My spirit cannot be bridled For it is as wild as fire - As innocent as a child And in secrecy, has desires. My body cannot contain it - No, because of how strong I am - All that my spirit resonates Could fill an entire room. I may die and...

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You can lead a horse to water But you can’t make it drink If the only lake is a lagoon And the stagnant water stinks. Animals may be “dumb” or “stupid” That may be your true thought But the horse won’t drink poisoned liquids And that’s not something it ever needed taught. You can lead a child in the way...

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My spirit cannot be bridled For it is as wild as fire As innocent as a child And in secrecy, has desires. My body cannot contain it – No, because of how strong I am All that my spirit resonates Could fill an entire room. I may die and not be missed; Lest people forget with one accord That I left behind...

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shallow promises hollow barren cavity concealed emotions...

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Listless, languid, bridled heart Saddled with yesterday's sorrows Shackling stirrups hold my feet in drowning quicksand Monotonous misery holds the reins of my fate Haltered by grief; lassoed by suffering Struggling as every bit of pain pulsates through my mind Each rope, each strand pulls tighter the yarns of pricked spirit Choked by the collar of despondency around my swollen glands The trail...

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