Could years pass And the air still reek of my haunted past?
Could rivers flow And still come to an abrupt end?
Could cherry trees blossom And their bloom still fade?
Could mountains, hills and valleys stand And the earth still holds them firm?
These questions I ask My mind trapping them without an answer, And with no one to reassure me That I can be free from my ******* to fear;
A burden forced on me By the harshly gust of nature enveloping my past! One I am forced to bear Its malodor hovering like a smoke
At what cost in life would be so enormous To have the one thing I seek? A thing much precious than all the riches in the embrace of the world; One to overcome my fear, And bring an end to shackles only I can see
Emeralds and pearls, I desire not But the matching keys to my longing release And if ever again I'll be able to walk, I shall travel far and wide, Proclaiming my return...