Ever Stared Out a Window

Ever stared out of a window,
And wondered what's going on?
With the world and it's humans,
Cryptic and greedy together.

Where you wish to see oceans
Of people and their faces
All you get to see is, the short sighted
Drought of emotions and expressions

Evolution has hit us hard
Like a rock on our heads
Thinking less, panicking high
Cuddled with fairies of despair

Cryptic with their acoustics
Of slow sirens and screams
Afraid that the end might come,
Yet questioning, "why are thou so far?"

They shall give to no one,
Lest everyone becomes anyone
Clutches becoming tighter,
Breaths skipping faster

Clouds cluster as black smokes
Borders become obsolete
You curse the air around
With what are we all bound?

I sit with my cup of tea, wondering
When shall the darkness disappear
I sip from my cup of tea, pondering
Should it actually clear at all?

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