A Sense of Security
Once left in solitary
now locked indefinately.
What had seemed safe
now rubbing the chains,
giving a bitter chafe.
At one point safety felt so free
the stray rescued is me
saved from the streets,
locked in a kennel til he meets.
The security was once appreciatedĀ
arms fastened at the gloveĀ
an anchor disguised as warmth and love.
this love can never be broken
even when the beams have awoken
the latch has rusted over
only the strength of a soldier,
has the means for an unbinding repair
the outcome of manifesting care,
in the hands of a freeing soldier.
And until that day,
the sense of security has gone away.