"Fed up soul in a society's plate."

Ever asked why myriad being have mugshots commiting the vilest crime?

This rhymes might resonate the pang of dark solitude in the midstream of an intimately one's world. It somehow shows a vast of jest.

First stanza gives role to the "deep sea" itself and not the "ocean" specifically; who acts as someone in a despair of what's ubiquitous.

The next set of sounding-a-like words; simply signifies the description of "suffering" and the author decides to be a "wave that breaks." , as a deriving term for "burst out" to tear, anger, or lavishness.

The content of the third stanza, explains "the clown". For further means; a soul full of something very crucial called complex mental health, who shifts lonelyness to a completely joyful human but almost feeling nothing. To clear out the "dusk and dawn" on the line. This has a matter of connectivity from the 1st stanza. It could be a definitive opinion of being the deiform.

The word rickshaw; is a small covered 2-wheeled vehicle usually for one passenger that is pulled by one man and was used originally in Japan, generally. But in the poem, it alternates the person directly being the "rickshaw" who carries other's "judgements" or "the scathing comment from a bow" that could be extremely hurt the subject's feeling.

The last part is contrives about a lunatic or the sagacious society; where the silence is seen peacefully. Inversely articulating an individual who lives and only perceives devoid light.

"Blues dejection always appears like a merely blank sheet.