this dullness like a veil over my head

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this dullness like a veil over my head
so bleak has the world become
a massacre of the nerves as the veil holds me -
a not knowing of what to be.

this dullness like curtains drawn
light seeping in just slightly
warm does the room become and so,
i cannot deny the Sun.

a waiting for something to happen
to ask a favour             "tell me something good"
this dullness like shadows against fabric
a tracing of the joy i once knew. 

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