Outsiders walk among the crowd acting as if they might belong this is a measure that’s half true or perhaps less in certitude the illusion is firmly cast that all are same as consequence of spared space and like time the mirage that gods provide
the end result is felt by most blessings showered on those below treasures collected by the group then divided by the sightless ones cooperation bestows these gifts with a downfall few admit between the spaces of liaison sadness hides in front of all
even as the voice may say declarations that others dread by the virtue of vaulted space disallowing the replied attacks the same chasms deny contact consideration by word or deed while the prophet may have their say the flock stands alone across the break
comfort found across the breadth having all including lack these are the bars that form a wall between the one and other folks the last need is sorely missed solace only met midway when the comfort of the touch, is surely lost before it’s found.
The poem “Sadness Hides” is about the role of the outsider as a productive member of the community, a condition that honors their achievements while placing them in a place of deprived conditions.