Pressure
Unpleasant feelings stir the air.
My eyes are veiled; my hands are bare.
I hit my knees and close my mind.
Something's missing I don't wish to find.
I fall into a silent prayer
Mouthing words that are not there.
I cry a thousand solid lies;
My hands are up, but I shut my eyes.
On this pitch black starless night
I feel surrounded; stalked by a light.
I sense the beginning of an end.
My white heart I will defend.
Their voices try to enter my ear
To convince me there's nothing to fear
As one holds a gun to my head
And the other one smiles, already dead.
Their words will soon begin to rust
As the unjust become the just.
They may have robbed me of a voice,
But the heart of the matter is still my choice.
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