Understanding had yet to stand in me
I feared everything
For I understood nothing
Single bits of strangeness I hated
The further I shoveled
The increasing number of cloths drawn about my eyes
I protested too much
And rang against it with the shovel of my mind
The dry knot slipped, my eyes shot with bright
For the more darkness, the more blinding the light
And I was truly blinded
Understanding came singing against my thoughts
I soon feared myself
For I had become something strange
And knew I was hated for it