What burns the wick
Once lit by the joy of the innocent
The light of which imposes no ventilation for fear
Encasing all the air in a suffocating evanescence
Darkness shackling the mind of integrity
forces draw together like a war of the mind on the spirit
Only to embody the fate of the unknown
One end to another as is a beginning to an eternity
That one light isn’t a symbol
That flicker isn’t melting the hope rather time
Dreams fade into distant drips
Facing a pool of destruction and deceit
The wick now at it’s end
The gleaming light that once burned is no more
Dim retention become the ashes of another
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