Every little boy
Has once dreamed of conquering Troy
- head adorned with laurel wreath
As he'd steal opponent's breath
In an epic fight
That'd forever awaken fright.
Then, after decades,
Why did dreams become charades,
And all shiny turned to dust?
Is falling low always a must,
Or is conspiracy to be found
In one's inner circle; all around?
Well, every Icarus may try
To, at least once, lift off and fly;
If they're burned or let to drown
Doesn't matter, for there's a crown
Waiting for every one of those
To let them form their last divine pose.
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PoetryThis is simply a pile of short simple poems about various subjects