it’s not that the eyes can’t see at times it’s just the brain that can’t read – the pain, dip as cells in our body; smeared on smiles it’s just that our brains can’t read
beautiful things have scars too that you are yet to see them don't mean they have not beautiful people feel pain too – it’s just so well-hidden that eyes always hit a blindspot
and after it’s happened to another Dante we all gather to cry, mourn on crumbled mountains But of what good is cry to a soul that aches no more? of what use is remorse to a heart that beats no more?
This poem talks about the inability of man to understand danger before it hits them