In a small dark room, I am it. I pine for a window that can't be imagined or designed. The others find me, at all times. They speak of greatness, purpose and taunt me to find a way.
Without tools, I am helpless. Without compassion, I am hollow.
Rage is all I have. With it walls fall, freedom calls. The others watch.
A river of thoughts crashes on the rocks ahead of me. They are eviscerated and changed by each stone that refuses to move. Ideas are weighed down by the stones that shift, pretending to not impede progress.
A small boat carries me over the rocks and finds the calm water. The others laugh lightly and slowly begin to roar, unabated.
I fall.
In a small dark room, I ask, "May I have a window?"