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society's faults


Stumbling in the dark seems to be my artistry

Although I don’t walk apprehensively.

I prayed to find the candlelight flume

But there is nothing in this circular room

 

I find my hand that reaches for the corner

But there are no doors in this circular room

I am lost

And confused

 

I walk unknowingly

With my head held high

In an attempt to feel much better about myself

Than the world did

 

 

-c.s. 14 nov 2016

 
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