Matt Hein / Poetry / Phoenix / |
Ballad of the Avians Ballad of the Avians. Written 04-03-03 By M. Aaron Hein. I originally wrote this poem to reflect my thoughts on human ambition towards dreams and the truth upon actualization of them...and to believe it could all start with the wings of a canary... How can one epitomize the wafting of spring blossoms, the fluttering of sparrows in the eaves, wordless songs that seemingly deceive? of chrysanthemum? Divulge to me your fervor, graceful liberation of your audacity, how you can join those avians coasting endlessly amongst those skies, the tradewinds of the seas serving little for displacement, whilst I fail to take flight, to my distastement? How, in the midst of the spring air, you can detach yourself from reality, gliding and landing light as a feather as though you can see with filtered vision... The truth humans arent meant to seek? whilst those industrious plummet from the heavens, Labaled by the gods, those avian lords as foolish and meek? Perhaps...men are not meant to emulate the wind to insinuate their avian kin? to transcend those heavens within? to dissent against natural laws therein? Or is it? All so simple, those answers eluding logistics we believe so sophisticated, yet on the scope so simplistic naturally integrated? Perhaps not... With the fading of the wind, some memories flourish, but only with the manicure of acknolwledgement... or surreptitious motion perhaps its human nature, in spite of death to pursue noble stature? or remain bereft? of what we ask? Of resource of life, perhaps? The essence of vivacity an endless journey to broaden our limits, our horizons until we reach the heavens, the stars? and then what? to sprout wings like the avians and coast endlessly? Sounds short of euphoria a prospect I neither harbour nor envy... dreams serve as the engine of human ambition and yet fulfillment of them only merits the necessitation to ascend to limits unfathomable yet, in this process, we displace the truth of the falcon, to coast without worry, carried by the breeze. Perhaps that is the nature of humanity, to adjust these limits within reason.... or perhaps, within season? fin... |
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