Flew the Coop

Like a bird, I sat in a cage

Waiting for your attention

Each day I watched as you walked by

Not knowing my intention

 

The cage – prison of security,

of my very own invention

I cooed, I squawked, I made a mess

Longing for some intervention

 

I waited and wondered,

why not sing with me?

A song of our invention

 

An ounce of prevention

Is worth a pound of cure

However, understanding that

seems beyond comprehension

 

My sorrow grew strong

My patience grew thin

My needs, only

Fostering dissension in the end

 

So now your gone,

Flew the coop

This nest is mine alone

 

I will sing my song

And sing it strong

Being left in isolation

And strong conviction

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