I See You Everywhere Now Poem by Patti Masterman

I see you everywhere now-
Over each hill; each page I read;
See your half-concealed eyes
Always there, watching me.

Now everyone turns into you-
Those ones I've never seen;
Who dwell in a hidden land
But still in my vicinity.

Sometimes, it feels as though
You are here to torture
Me; but then, you are so kind;
I curse my own mind's forfeiture.

You won't come out enough
To show your true identity,
As though, just scared enough
To be thought of, as nonentity.

So I promise, you will never be
Just a blank page, in a book;
Not any book, I ever held
By me, has been forsook.