Let her walk.
Take away everything I am
Let all the materials that defined me fade away
And let her walk
The steel of my courage is beginning to melt
If doubt did not exist…
Let her walk
There is a gorgeous sun in the afternoon and she is asleep
I’ve learned to beg
A story is not meant to end in the middle chapter
A different medicine…Her left leg is so weak…
How will I ever walk again?
The awful quiet of being alone
Flew like sparrows breaking from a cage
When she came to this bent tree
She is me
Her smile ruptured as well
There is no gold on the path right now
The waves went out further and the tide no longer pulled
She saved me
Why can’t I save her?
There is nothing dutiful about this
I am selfish, I want her back
Rip my heart out and give it to someone else
Just let her walk
It’s getting harder
The longer she doesn’t walk, the longer I can’t either
She doesn’t even remember how to laugh
I left her for a moment and the lion left the house with me
The familiar beast did not roar
The fear of who she no longer was left her shaking
Everything I do is so that it will come back and let her walk
I tell her to eat and she does
I tell her to stand and she cannot
I tell her to drink and she does
I tell her to walk and she cannot
Let her walk.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem