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BLINDFOLD



In the depths of the well
I heard it is stone dark
There are whispers, too low to tell
I tell you this for a fact
I am not lost in my tracks
They say the truth is light
But then I’m not near to it either.
I know the rules
Fragile glass like tools
I held it in my hand
Boom! Crash! Did I just hear it break?
Off course it did
I am an authority
I obey no one, not even the ‘only one'
Yet I claim of a love untold
Desiring everything that doesn’t speak of it
When I’m told of my flaws
I cake
My temper so hot
I bake,
So hard, cracks develop
I deform, I spill
Yet I don’t seem to see
I am walking with the truth
A torch and stick in hand
I claim to know
A love soo strong and true
Yet my actions depict these words I’m about to tell you
That I am a walking blind
With the truth, yet I’m blind
Blind with pride
Blind with ignorance
Who will set me free
So I can see
I am a light but walking blind
Lord! Deliver me!


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