Allegory of the Cave Sonnet

Having ever been so captivated by such a sight
The light, oh most precious warmth in which to bask
With everlasting glow caressing figures in the night
As they gambol across canvases wearing but one mask
The mask of a thousand shapes so as to captivate us all
Brings about tranquility, immobilizing movement
Spreading warmth in our bellies, allowing us to fall
Into the depths of our oceans, which shows the containment
Of our captivation with displayed knowledge on the wall
Shooing out the fear towards the unkown path of discomfort
For the bliss of our ignorance is greater than them all
That there is nothing to know outside in that world of hurt
And captivated by this light I am never alone
Thus forever, that I shall never leave my comfort zone

Writing a sonnet is hard. This took me longer than I wanted it  take to but I'm pretty satisfied with it. This is through the eyes of one of the prisoners shackled in the cave and observing the light splaying shadows over the interior wall of the cave. He speaks for himself and the others shackled in the cave. (As you can tell, he's adapted to the daily life in the cave and shows ignorance to the outside world.) Please comment, guys. :) I'll take whatever you throw at me. (Questions, comments, concerns, etc.)