The Veiled Woman

While staring helplessly among the eyes
I could hear the agitated cries 
Striking endlessly along the only lane that remains

  Among the everything that is falling around 
The numbness of your middle and your gasping inside
Breaths of the glossy life are forbidden
Hence what you only perceive is now out of sight

  And you better cover that sinful face
and sheath yourself within the veil of sighs 
Then swallow your voice ,your source of shame
And lay down the neurons that left Within the scary hands 

  Though you could hide your striking sense of pain 
And smile like the shy red rose of lies 
The dusky halo of your soul appears 
But no one is here ,except your prudent dice

  So hold your tearful sense and sneak through the under-land
For once they said ,the deeper the grief the closer is the god
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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