Two-faced
Two-faced
By dusk,
everyday,
I
remove my mask
And each dawn I put it back on – again.
Such has been my life
and such has been my way of life for a while...
I hide nothing that
may cause death to one
But I hide so much, so
I do not cause death to my soul
I am tired of being
two-faced
The weight I carry
with me is getting heavier and I want to rest
The burden is
unbearable
I shed my tears in hope that it will
water my heart for a new life
As the dew settles on
the green grass
And as the first ray
of sun, shines through the horizon
I sigh and wake –
still thankful that I can still breathe, I can still feel and I live…
Being a prisoner of
your own mind is a greater war- fought with every breath of life
I know not- what free
means anymore
The mask I wear is of
great strength, is of wisdom and is of peace-
As darkness greets the
sunset,
my face is unmasked,
my pores are wide open,
my skin feels the coldness
of the air around me
I see blood bleeding
out of my soul
I see the rawness of
my feelings
I see the confusions
I see my mind
travelling like the speed of light
I see the sickness,
the illness- what the world laughs at, what the world don’t understand, what
the world does not accept
I see Me
I wear the mask
To hide
I wear the mask
To survive
I wear the mask
To live
I wear the mask
because I love my soul more than my mind- I shan’t allow it to die a cruel
death
I wear the mask
Because I simply
cannot face Me!
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