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Plaything Of The Gods.

 

I am a plaything of the gods

And when they crush me

Into a little ball

Throw me

Hard into the wall

I will soften to rubber

Bouncing

Harmlessly

And when they

Heedlessly

Fling me

High, high into the air

I will open up my wings

And sweetly soar

Far across the cerulean blue.

 

Dr. Erica Wright 2014

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This entry was posted in Poetry and tagged plaything of the gods, poetry by Dr. Erica Wright on May 8, 2014 by admin.

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