The easy words, they always come,
'I'm fine, ' I say, it's never numb.
No matter how my heart may ache,
Or what big joy I undertake.
The question's asked, the answer flies,
A practiced mask before their eyes.
But deep inside, a quiet plea,
'Is this the honest part of me? '
The truth feels heavy, hard to share,
So 'fine' becomes a silent prayer.
A wall built up, so strong and tall,
Afraid to stumble, afraid to fall.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Yes, 'I am fine' is the common answer we usually give to the questions by acquaintances, because we don't want to elaborate or we don't want to reveal our real state.