About you
Milling about, they stand,
they sit, not knowing,
not feeling,
but I can.
This one is angry,
that one is joyful;
I ask myself:
Is it me?
I move closer, joy feels good.
When the joy is gone
I wonder:
What have I done?
I must rekindle this joy;
I must soothe that anger,
because I know:
It must be me.
I amuse, I placate,
I abase myself, until finally
I realize:
I cannot help.
Now I am angry, or sad,
for I have no cure.
One day I'll know:
It’s not me,
It’s about you.