They said I’ll die, but I won’t cry. Only two weeks, they said. I miss you and our son from the bottom of my deep black soul. I count all the bodies, while straying through killing fields. Building walls. Maybe I’ll die, but I won’t cry. We’re homebound, returning to our roots. It won’t take long to find the ones to blame. We’re homebound, returning to our roots. It won’t take long. I still firmly believe in a good end. Cuts are deep, scars will remain. I tend to wait until death. I tried to evade, no options, no light, no hope. Just borders, hate and tears. Pain ist deep, more traumas to come.