Rough for Theatre part 1 by Samuel Beckett.

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​Written in French in the 1950s now translated to English, Rough for Theatre I features a blind man ('A') and a physically disabled man ('B') who meet by chance and consider the possibility of joining forces to unite sight and mobility in the interests of survival. Each once had a woman and now has no one to help him. B is the pragmatist while A keeps asking questions. B is reticent, never seeming to have noticed these things. B becomes cranky, going as far as to strike A, but being crippled he also needs him. The play ends in uneasiness and latent violence.

'... It seems to me sometimes the earth must have got stuck, one sunless day, in the heart of winter, in the grey of evening ...'