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Treatise of ICARUS WINGS
Treatise of ICARUS WINGS
the first line is pure charlock
this is a vauge reference to the failure of machines mabe air=planes and ships
the second line dates this as a classic poem
bringing to life the story in the first person of Daedalus
the description of the flight is amazing just like as unto reality
an amazing look at a fathers shortcomings and humbling
pride taken to the upper extremes and then dashed to pieces on the rocks
or drowned in an uncaring expanse of ocean water as so many have believed
He flew to high
this to means exactly that to the sky see eh???
and drank too much decay
(the sun was hot way up high)
Icarus wings are gone
this last line is acceptance and observance of the fact.
Treatise of ICARUS WINGS
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