Labyrinth

This poem is about how my life was before I meet Lynsey, who just lived just down the road

I was once perplexed in a mysterious place

No emotion, expression, or visibility on my face

In a winding maze leading to nowhere

A destination not even in boundary

Trying to cut through bars of foundry

Delusions were the only choice

The only sound was of own voice

Is there light, an end, just suppose

Something delicate so I can juxtapose

The desire to escape from this

But only falling in deeper abyss

In a winding maze leading to nowhere

Is there something to help me be found

Something to lead me, turn me around

There must be a key to unlock this maze

My heart is lost and I’m in a daze

There it is, the key, right in front of me

A lady had the key, the riddle is she

She was there the whole entire time

There was nothing to be encoded or be rhymed

She is the missing piece as I can tell

No more pain or forlorn like of hell

Elated am I, I have found my fate

No regrets, complaints, nothing to debate