Everlasting Gray
It claims the silence
Strangles the hope, full of hollow eyes and
Haunted souls and shudders of chilling rains.
The trap is taut.
I trip.
The despair is smothering,
obliterating every thought of light.
Soon the battle will be lost, and
I will become like the others; racking sobs and
Endless sighs become me. But lo! A crack
In the dark! A shard of light grazes my cheek,
Daring, inviting me.
I am blind, but grasp at the shred of warmth
In vain.
For the light itself is not strong
Enough to draw me from this abyss
Of everlasting gray.
This poem is about:
Me