She walks
Head bowed, she walks, watching each step,
Shoulders bent with fear, and with pain
Of that she knows, that she cannot forget,
The love that cannot speak its name.
Her life is a prison, her marriage the bars,
Each day, grey burdened, is more of the same
Each fleeting glimpse of far distant stars
Cries the love that cannot speak its name.
Concrete streets and red brick walls
Cast back her hopes in ceaseless, weary game
Her longing echoed in seagull calls
For the love that cannot speak its name.
One day her pain may overflow
And her world then light with searing flame
Then fast her fledgling wings unfold
And the love at last may speak its name.
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