
Icarus was like all men,
He dreamed of escape.
When all dreamed of leaving,
We dream of imagination,
We dream of goals.
I had wings,
They grew so vast,
The time of youth,
That’s long passed.
But in my youth,
I spoiled my wings,
I did not care for them,
I am now the fallen King.
Now I sit on an empty throne,
Once I turned sand to stone,
My touch now grows cold.
Icarus flew close to the sun,
King Harold forgot by all,
The greatest lesson,
Pride comes before the fall.
About the Creator
Arthur Caliga
"I was a boy when I first realized that the fullest live liveable was a poet's"-Wilfred Owen.
I am a voice within the unknown; I started writing when I was very young. My dream is to become a full-time writer like Walt Whitman and Owen.


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