Chain Breaker
A man
A friend
A smiling face
Everywhere he walks
The light seems so much brighter
He doesn’t notice, but others do
The warm welcome he gives them
Breaks their solemn chains
The chains that force them
To accept a dark reality
A reality where there is
Fear
Discomfort
Darkness
These chains force them
To believe they are nothing but withered husks
Doomed to be stomped under the foot of man
Doomed to live a life without the sweet taste of
Affection or friendship
But they see
This man
This friend
This smiling face
And suddenly their dark reality is pierced
A hand reaches down to break the chains
Now they begin to stand
And feel the great euphoria of freedom
This happened when they saw him
A man
A friend
A smiling face
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