The Stories of an Immortal
written by Aimée Rose
Random short stories about different adventures in a variety of places, times and situations, from the perspective of a time travelling immortal.
Last Updated
05/31/21
Chapters
30
Reads
1,149
Flying Free (Poem)
Chapter 29
In a dark and dusty land,
Many moons ago,
A woman sat silently,
Watching her dreams grow.
She knew the world disliked her,
Because she didn’t fit the mould,
But that only made her more determined
To accomplish her end goal.
When word got round of what she planned,
People thought she was crazy.
She drove all doubts out of her mind,
And made sure she was ready.
Her feathery wings were on her back,
Her feet were about to leap down.
She remembered what she was fighting for,
And didn’t think about turning around.
Now she was gliding through the air,
She had never felt more free!
She didn’t hear the ground calling to her,
“Come back down to me.”
No longer flying but falling,
She couldn’t stop her pounding heart
Drawing her closer to where she feared to be,
Right opposite the stars.
The impact was painful,
When she fell with force
Onto the childhood
Home she adored.
But her heart was what burned
More than her smouldering face,
She had failed her mission,
She had lost this race.
She was no longer free,
Once she awakened.
Her body was broken,
Her mind fully aching.
A child’s blood on her hands,
Deep scars in her head,
The only way she’d be free
Was by dreaming instead.
Many moons ago,
A woman sat silently,
Watching her dreams grow.
She knew the world disliked her,
Because she didn’t fit the mould,
But that only made her more determined
To accomplish her end goal.
When word got round of what she planned,
People thought she was crazy.
She drove all doubts out of her mind,
And made sure she was ready.
Her feathery wings were on her back,
Her feet were about to leap down.
She remembered what she was fighting for,
And didn’t think about turning around.
Now she was gliding through the air,
She had never felt more free!
She didn’t hear the ground calling to her,
“Come back down to me.”
No longer flying but falling,
She couldn’t stop her pounding heart
Drawing her closer to where she feared to be,
Right opposite the stars.
The impact was painful,
When she fell with force
Onto the childhood
Home she adored.
But her heart was what burned
More than her smouldering face,
She had failed her mission,
She had lost this race.
She was no longer free,
Once she awakened.
Her body was broken,
Her mind fully aching.
A child’s blood on her hands,
Deep scars in her head,
The only way she’d be free
Was by dreaming instead.