A framed window
Almost lost in the sea of space
It’s all too crowded and at the very same time so
So alone
Lonelier than one could ever imagine
as time passes by
The frame begins to lose its silent beauty
Paint flakes and wood rots
But the glass stays
Stronger
Longer than one would think
Clearer than even the brightest summer day
For year and years
Day in day out
Strong and silent,
Cold to the touch, the glass shall stay
Till eventually even the glass shall stain
Those stains won’t go away
Becoming more and more frail over time
But staying
Always staying
In its own silence it shall eventually perish
Alone while surrounded by a mass
A mass of nothingness
which makes up
Everything