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BLIND
Steady hands make it worse
If they were shaking then I’d know
I wouldn’t be the only one afraid
Not afraid to look out below
There’s a funny thing
About letting someone guide me like I’m blind
I don’t have a choice but to trust them
There the only security I can find
But even they can’t fully trusted
Then, when you let my hand go
I’m lost, forsaken, forgotten
And worse of all I’m alone
Lost in a screaming darkness
It tells me how it’s won
How I can never see the light
That I’ll never feel the sun
I try not to listen
I cover my ears and sink to the floor
But it seeps through my brain
And attacks at the core
I think it’s won
I know I can fight
I know the screeching evil
Has taken away my sight
I feel hands
Steady hands that cup my face
I’m no longer alone
In a dark empty space
I was forgotten but remembered
There is a moment of silence
The darkness is quiet
No more unbearable violence
It know as well as I
That as long as I’m not alone
It can’t harm me but
If I am to ever be let go
The darkness is quiet but not dead
It waits for me to return
Silently screeching that I can’t hear
And yet my ears burn

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