the mask you wear
The look,
In your eyes,
It shows a glimpse of a past not wanting to be told again.
The night,
Holds all the darkness of the world,
As I stare into the abyss of pitch black nothingness.
I shudder,
For I am bewildered by that feeling you give me,
So cold,
Yet so forceful,
I can feel the pain,
The burden of carrying all that baggage,
In your heavy heart.
You're seen as a monster.
Merciless creature of the shadows,
With whetted teeth,
Which send chills down the backs of the encountered,
And leave them speechless,
Like they are witnessing a never before seen phenomenon.
But behind the obscurity,
Hidden behind the mask you wear,
You shine,
Like the sun,
Everyday.
You are not a beast to me.
To me,
You are everything.
- c.soyoung
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