The Quiet Weight Of Rising
Loneliness oh loneliness,
Why do you hide your face today?
You once sat beside me in quiet dismay.
Now joy wears a mask I barely trust.
To fall is not the end,
To rise is to drink from life’s bitter cup.
When I am alone, loneliness arises,
To what extent do I bear this pain?
Fear is the greatest enemy of mine,
For I am afraid of what might happen shortly.
If I may but beg your pardon on this,
It is not doubt, but just fear.
But know this truth behind my weary eyes—
I long for peace, not more goodbyes.
So if I step back, it's not goodbye,
Just fear—soft-spoken, asking why.
Written By Jocelyn Ng Shu Yee
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