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Finally review I want to say a big thanks to Mr Festus Atiba he has been my editor on this write up title of the painting his. THE UNSEEING Her darkest thoughts lie in peace,Next to them, are her deepest fears;Waiting for her to take her greatest decision.But her eyes are covered,And her mind, sickened by an Inability to see beyond thoughts intertwined.Her soul is pressing against her skin.But her body does not wish to be free,Blood Rushing, emotions crumbling,just to behold a glimpse of the beauty, her eyes cannot see.Slowly, she stops fighting, and Lets her darkest thoughts ease. Her soul is now fogged with glee,And she thinks of joys yet to come.But the deepest fears from deep within,Never lies still. Caution is now her baby girl, She dare not throw her in the air.For chaos may then to her return,And at that moment when it does; Her fate has she sealed, With a whisper of Ah!

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