The Baroque Serenade

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In the shackles of a serenade,
I find my twisted fear,
For deep inside, away they hide,
From all the speech we hear,
Oh though I try and feel so wry,
So bleak do things appear,
Like mindless drivel shovelled down our throats,
Till we revere,
Humanity, calamity,
One and the same thing dear,
For light may bring,
Many a thing,
But the shadow will adhere

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