Icarus
I know you swam
Icarus, please tell mePlease tell me allIcarus please tell me all about your fallTell me about how it is to see the Sun so closeand how it feels as it starts to burn the skin
Icarus, please tell me about your wingsAnd how they feel when they start to wither as they meltDoes the hot wax burn as well?Or does the breeze of the fall cool its drops?
Icarus, please tell mePlease tell me how it isTo see the sea from the skyand come to it fast, without any possible stop
Icarus, please tell mePlease tell me about that seadoes it feel like a wall?or does it embrace youwith a painful hug after the fall?
Icarus, please tell meWhat did hurt the most?Was it to fly so highand and never doing it again?Was it the lesson learnedan instant too late?
Icarus, please tell medid you try to swim?Please tell me this,it is what I want to know the most…
Because there are no flightswhere I won’t fallBut from each flightI seek the wisdom, and the strengthto swim, to standand be proud of the fallso I can try again, and again