Do i have a right to be sorrowful to seek a life of bliss that i have thought to myself not rightful even if only by lease I look through the windows again gazing at trivialities i do not need but what is it's gain if i am too big to fall on my knees
The tears dripping from my eyes wishing they could fetch me ice the distaste within my lips pain from my knees transcend to my hips Staring sadly at my chessboard knowing my king is past his peak but i dare not bulge i am too big to fall on my knees
Control is the reason pride is the villain redemption is the goal rigidity is the gaol Gazing from lofty heights with condescension stuck between obedience and self-destruction only on my feet can i plead 'cos hurt does not come upon my knees
There is such sadness in the poem. Questioning yourself, but at the same time proud. It is almost like you have given up and will take the punishment, but you have one last disobedience, you won't drop. But I may be reading this incorrectly, I'm just so struck by the sad despair leaking through the cracks of the resolve in it's heart. Again, I may have it all wrong...please excuse me if I have got the wrong impression. Such sadness though... :)