The Red Line on Loose Leaf
I'm blind to lines
Except the red ones, by design,
Like loose leaf, looking higher
Seeing white, being inspired to try
By a margin of heaven
Above a sea of blue lies
I'm a north-western Easterner
Graduated in Lone Star
I don't see the lines that everyone follows
Not the division of places or people
Whether near to my heart or far apart,
Only ones dictated by red traces and white spaces
I'm broken-spirited and not fully repaired
By my air travel state-to-state
I'm a token of a world, unslaked,
Who can't curl up and hide
With too many sides to be fair
How many times can I be redefined?
I'm like that red line, with only one way to go
And I write to let the world know
How to pull the fight where
Those blue lines aren't there, confusing the way
All those contrived fights
Because if we're all wrong no one dares say