Darkness


And it crept in ; blind folding me and everyone else.
Now the huge colourful torch will bore a hole through it's foggy and abysmal nature ; Lightening my footpath and enlivening my soul upon gaze.
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Shhhhh! a moment of silence ; the other ; of guard.
What a complicated nature you've been bestowed with.
It behooves me to demand: shall I say he or she...?
She's so calm that you can hear the soothing melody of the trees and partner: breeze.
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He's so fierce that your heart is encircled in perpetual terror just for setting your eyes upon him...
Huhnh... A sigh in confusion and resignation!

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