Lost In The Abbys
By Aadharshini D S
What a World!
Does people lost themselves in bloody dark?
Being their hearts locked in coffin
Mind blindfolded with GENERATION.
By Aadharshini D S
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Sharp Criticism that pricks the narrow mindeds....
Beautiful lines
This one questions the world with a raw, almost frustrated voice — like watching people lose themselves to ignorance and silence. It feels like a plea for awareness, for open hearts and thinking minds. A sharp and reflective piece, small but heavy with meaning.
They aren't lost in darkness;
They dwell in it.
They are the wielders of it—they forged
the darkness as their home.
They don't love; they act. And we love
the way they act.
We are not lost in the abyss...
We are the abyss.
Though the imagery of hearts in a coffin was true—devastating and effective—showing the reality of the dark, it is a plea. A little girl, afraid of the dark, was flabbergasted by the world! Lost in her own turmoil of thoughts: should she be afraid of the world?
And the answer is—
Yes, indeed—
SHE should.
Dear sister, your poem is very touching and touching.