When one of us flew,
we all flew.
Such was the bond
that tied us together.
We could fly.
Separate from individual will
we would rise
to slip
the iron-fisted grasp
of the titan,
gravity.
And so we grew.
Nourished on clouds
and emblazoned by lightning.
We all grew.
We fell to the sky –
and the size
of forever
seemed to pass.
Unafraid of the boy within us,
with suspicious wings –
we had become the sun.
There are so few
blessed. Such a minority
chosen. But we were three,
and together a few.
Inside, your heart beats.
It wants to be still.
Envious eyes
are the birth of weather –
an inner wind
you could not upend
would clip your heart
and so the fall.
The future we all knew.
A fall made sweeter
by each other. Fate bond us
but it always knew.
None would fly,
when you no longer flew.