Day Night

All eyes
All eyes
Unseeing
Marred
Intoxicating joy
Existentialism

Other side
The world
Revolution
Day
Night
Not the same

Mouths talk
Mouths talk
Action
Where
Souls die
Meaning devoid

One profess
Right
Denial
Moral nihilists
Abound
Cry for justice

Cocoon
Cocooned
Far away
Safe
Let others
Save the damned

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