The questions

Even in the light, I walk in the dark

It follows me, It has marked me

I am not good or evil

Yes I have danced with the devil 

Yes, I have seen the face of death

Yes, I see pain

I have seen hate that burns hot

I have seen pain that cuts like knives

I do not fear you, I am a twisted soul

The darkness was once all there was

The light was placed in the darkness

There is no true evil, anyways but man

What is anyway?

It is a perception.

Evil in my eyes may be different

then the evil in your eyes

How do we judge those who are evil?

Yes, I did what I needed to survive

But I do not want to survive 

I want to be alive

I lost something on my way here

I do not know what it is

I know it has made a hole

A whole I can't fill

I try and try

But nothing feeds this hunger

My beast is chained to a dark soul

It pulls and warps my soul

Its claws scar my heart

Reviews

[Sapientiam]

This sort of reminded me of a book called East of Eden, where the subject of good and evil was a hot topic. It seems that everyone is either an evil person capable of good, or a good person capable of evil. The fact that humans have this contradiction, or an internal battle, between these polar opposites shows that we do have a choice in what will prevail. You are being true to yourself when you say that you're "not good or evil" because your acknowledgement shows a stronger being inside. I found the message here absolutely outstanding. For a twisted soul, you know how to bring an art to life. Keep up the great work!