Deep down in me,
I built a fortress to let happiness and sadness live amicably,
The latter to show how important the former is.
Deep down in me,
I sowed the seeds of wisdom to let hope and despair stay harmoniously,
The latter to show how significant, the former is.
Deep down in me,
I built a fortress, so rigid and strong against the storm,
To tackle any kind of situation, even if requires reform.
Though within the fortress, I can feel its weight,
Longing for peace, to venture to the world outside.
I can't bear this burden any longer inside.
The walls may crack guarding my fate, Hiding my tears, accompanying me in solitude, but I set it free
I allow just a crack or two, and trust the process with glee,
To explore love, friendship and peace.