A silent world, concealed from sight.
Yearning to speak, the words I keep,
Locked in the vault of secrets deep.
A whisper trapped, behind closed doors,
A heart that longs for freedom, soars.
But tangled tongues in silent strife,
Hinder the song of my inner life.
Invisible chains, they bind me so,
The thoughts and feelings, I long to show.
Yet those so close, their eyes may miss,
The silent struggle, the silent abyss.
In the silence, I yearn to be heard,
Expressing the soul, a flightless bird.
But understanding, a distant land,
In the maze of silence, I try to stand.
The words unsaid, a heavy load,
A path to traverse, a long, winding road.
Yet hope persists in the darkest night,
For one day, my voice may find the light.
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