Jai Nepal
Half way through the sky
I notice that the woman beside me was kissed by darkness
And suddenly I feel the need to stay up
As though she might ask about the clouds
And I might say "visually they’re like cotton balls, but realistically they’re as thin as smoke."
Sadly realizing she hasn't seen any of these,
Or she might ask
If the man who keeps going out of his way
Likes her or just pity's her
And I might say
“It's not about the sight even those of us with it can never tell.”
I want to tell her I'm looking for God
But I'm scared she will tell me his not there
I'm scared she will say she has been searching all through darkness.
Instead she asks about America,
Wishes she could go back
My media manipulated minded is surprised she has ever been.
She says despite my eyes I want to feel it all
And suddenly I pity myself
Me with all the sight, but constant limitations.
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