The All-Seeing Eye

The All-Seeing Eye
Whispered apologies, like ashes in the breeze,
Promises broken, scattered leaves beneath the trees.
Trust, a shattered mirror, fragments reflecting pain,
A love once bright, now dimmed by the pouring rain.

Unspoken thoughts, like weeds that coil and creep,
Tangled vines that choke the seeds you try to keep.
Words like daggers, piercing the fragile air,
Leaving wounds that fester, a burden hard to bear.

Sunlight slants, a gilded cage,
Trapping truths behind a shimmering mirage.
But I, the eye that holds the night and day,
See through facades, where shadows twist and play.
From the heavens, a gaze that burns like fire,
Reading hearts where tainted desires smolder higher.

Weaver of fates, but not a cruel hand,
Guiding souls to a deeper understanding.
Deceptive smiles, masks that cannot hide,
Tears like crystals falling from a weeping tide.

No use for empty vows or pretty lies,
For in my gaze, the naked truth arises.
In this labyrinth of the mind,
Where secrets writhe, no peace you'll find.

No need for spoken words, for all is clear,
The truth resonates, loud and severe.
The all-seeing eye, a watchful sphere,
Witness to every fleeting thought and hidden fear.
No escape from my unwavering sight,
Bare your soul and find the dawning light.