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The Blind Woman


You are blind, yet you can see all You are old, yet your spirit is young You look so broken, yet your spirit is whole Life is cruel to you, yet you never stop holding on You are full of so much knowledge, yet you are curious The young try to use you, yet you see their deception You have every reason to snap, yet you are so patient You have passed on, yet I feel like you somehow live in me
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