Poem || And The Shadows Grew

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He walked along the shadows 
with a smile smeared on his face 
Lies dripping from his steps 

His eyes closed off every intruder 
his eyes, blank, endless
Empty of any emotions

The shadows followed 
and with every step they grew
and with them they engulfed

They grew stronger
but he grew further
he lost his touch 

The man, blind 
he became to his surrounding 
the man lost track,
to what began his journey

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