In dark grief. the human world seems frail
The self and the outside seem not to meet
And just as do the blind when they read braille
We feel our way without the gift of sight.
Should we seek escape in film or book
While unstable in our little world
Anxiety into the cracks will leak
And take our virtue so our self will fail
With no diversion, we must feel the pain
As sorrow swirls around our heart and gut
And others must not show us their disdain
Nor stamp on our prone body with their foot
The world has gone and with no skin I roam
Unprotected through this iron cold zone
