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Invisible Bars
February 10, 2016
You live in a world,
Where there is a fine line
Between what if and what is
You live in a world,
Where there is a fine line
Between real and fake
You live in a world,
Where there is a fine line
Between live and lies
You live in a world,
Where there is rules
Between who you can't and can love
You live in a world,
Where there is rules
Between sadness and anger
You live in a world,
Where there is rules
Between just and unjust
You live in a world,
Full of achievements and accomplishments
You live in a world,
Full of peace, love and joy
You live in a world,
Where nothing is impossible
Except if you're aquiensence towards it
You will never truly be happy
© Kelly G., Norwell, MA
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This piece will be published in Eber and Wein poetry series of American Poet this year.