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Woken by the unexpected sound
Of footsteps, and keys, muffled in the hand,
Doors opening, passwords spoken and
As unlocked shackle clattering to the ground;
Pushed, half sleeping, by the awkward hands
Of faceless persons, through the narrow space,
An unfamiliar breeze against my face,
The sound of words I can't quite understand.
I rub my eyes, still blinking from the glare.
My senses, long-deprived begin to stir