So Frail

While the reflection of past scars

Still faintly shines, still weekly whines,

A new flame dawns, calm and pale

Surrounded by a white glow, but so frail.

It enlightened my deafened scream,

Where hatred was reigning supreme,

Thus switching ways, inverting nights and days

And breaking the walls of my rational maze.

Of my past, there remained only a heavy ruin,

Finally allowing my cold self to breath in.

Of my plans of a slow succumbing,

Silent smokes were now escaping, from their ashes dying.

Down below, deep under my skin

A cold hole, not meant to be filled in

A secret place, where no light had ever made its way

And where each color would have turned to grey

Right next to that cavity, a dead battering in a lonely grave

Carrying life as a moribund soul for continuity would crave

But its slow pulse one day you troubled

As its shameful cadence you entered

I am the monstrous soul, The one that never drifts but always crawls.

Lend me your wings so we can fly

And reach the welkin high.