What's this poem talking about?

Question

* I know for sure it's not about vampires or bats.

"Bat Wings"

If you look into his eyes,

You’ll see there’s nothing there…

The whites only…

The whites only,

And they twitch in sync

With his arms,

And he heaves himself

To and fro,

Releasing a scream

As his veins become large

And erupt

Internally.

If you look into his eyes,

You’ll see there’s nothing to be found…

The whites only…

The whites only,

And they roll eerily,

As do his joints,

And his skin peels

Layer by layer,

Falling to the ground,

Creating an odor -

Irremovable.

Unbearable.

If you look into his eyes,

You’ll see that nothing exists…

The whites only…

The whites only,

And he blinks for vision

And receives none,

So he thrusts a knife

To his throat,

Hoping to bleed blindness away,

Regain a prowler’s sight,

And forever remain

Immune.

What ails him?

He laughs…

What humors him?

He screams…

What disgusting protrusions are those?

Bat wings.

Answer 1

this is the poem about the  the incredible Hulk

he looks inside him and sees nothing but anger

no love no joy no happyness only his veins popping out

Answer 2

I believe it's about a someone who is looking into a man's eyes and sees almost nothing. I think the person is trying to figure him out.

Answer 3

About a lonely man.. And he is really hopelless...

Answer 4

its sounds like a girl is looking into a guy's eyes wondering about what he likes, what humors him, and stuff.