Just willing to DIE

In shadows deep, where darkness lies,

A soul contemplates its sad goodbyes.

Just willing to die, in silence it sighs,

Lost in the echoes of whispered cries.

Through the haze of pain, a flicker remains,

Just willing to die, in solitude's chains.

In the caverns of despair, where hope wanes,

Yearning for peace as the heart refrains.

Yet, hold on, dear heart, to a fragile plea,

Just willing to die, but can it be free?

In the quiet surrender, a plea to decree,

A chance for redemption, a moment to see.

In the depths of despair, where shadows lie,

Just willing to die, yet longing to fly.

In the tear-streaked sky, a plea and a why,

For a glimmer of hope before the final goodbye.