All seeing

All seeing

A Poem by Kristin

The all seeing eye
Who watches all
North to South
East to West
The all seeing eye
Sees you and everyone else
There is not one thing
It doesn't know
The all seeing eye sees so much it would never tell
How broken,
and pathetic
and sorrowing
and horribly you ,you are
To anyone else
The all seeing eye
Who does nothing but stand by
And watch you as you live, and as you die
It sees how much one fights to live
and how much another prays for death
The all seeing eye sees one and all
and all the secrets kept
and not a word was said
because all seeing, is all knowing
and after such broken nights it sees
Not a word, Will be said


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© 2013 Kristin


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My take on this is the judgmental character resting within all of us; even if we reject and disacknowledge it at all costs. Ever look at someone's shirt, think it unnecessary or unfitting for public use, but never let them know your thoughts?
That, is a clear example of how apathetic we are regarding opinions of other people though we never explicitly tell them.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Very beautiful write up ...

Posted 11 Years Ago


Very ominous...the repetition really cranks up the drama...nice work^^

Posted 11 Years Ago


intresting. Reminds me of that old saying, "if walls could talk..." The idea of being watched at all times can be a bt unnerving, at times. I like how it poses an outside view to the strange nature of humans, the contradictory individualism of such an eccentric and overwhelming race. Very nice hun :)

Posted 11 Years Ago



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