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Can I see?

The dark pavement,
A speeding car,
A gust of wind,
and a motorcycle afar.

Everything surrounds me,
and yet no one knows,
what goes on,
inside me.

Two clashing fortunes,
A shining diamond,
A golden ring,
Within the silent road.

Dark eyes in the distance,
Of a glowing dead end,
Of an undecided glimpse,
Two rocky paths,
And a broken bicycle.

Let us not choose our destiny,
If destiny's ring was chosen,
And the golden future, undecided.

Stop me, just this once,
and guide me through.

Just tell me,
which road goes further,
Because from where I stand,
I can see no further.

Blind as I may be,
Help me as the chains turn,
and I walk into,
What I cannot see.

But set me free,
Into unknown territory,
Because blind as I may be,
I can see.

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