Ice Skating
Thin blades creasing on fragile stone
The water is so delicatly froze
Cuts and spins, round and round
The ice provides, without a sound
It holds up strong despite the faint scars
That seem so fresh and new to its heart
It invites others to step on it everytime
Because their heart is too big, and little is their mind
It’s their pleasure to push people and let them glide
Right over them, as they sit and hide
Watching from the cave below
As the very being they helped, forgets them under the snow
They give a warm drink along the way
And watch them leave without pay
Too scared of fate to speak up and say
And just watch, watch everyone run away
A doormat, the floor, the ice they all trust
Sits there while they glide, testing their luck
Beautiful spins and twirls, always a must
But what about the ice, undertneath such bustle?
Is it left there forever, a constant muscle?