Blind Soul

by ari   Apr 4, 2006


She hides.
She cowers.
She is oblivious....
to the BLACKNESS.....
Her face; streaked with dirt,
and her aquamarine eyes
unseeing, but pleading at
the darkness
to let her be.
A sliver of light shines
innocently on her
white-blond heir, and she is
the representation of
benign.
But then the blackness
falls again,
and her eyes played
upon with light,
are seen no more.
She is dark.
She is terrified.
She is blind.
She falls within herself, and
won't resurface.
She is young.
She is a caricature of death.
But death is nothing compared
to the blackness
within her soul.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Andrew Fatland

    I found this poem to be very impressive to me. Your mind creates such an amazing talent. The way you describe the plot everything is almost tangible. You have such an authentic outlook on life. This is what most people in this world can never in a million years conjure up...Very impressive. Email me some time would you please at z_jthm_johnny@hotmail.com