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Four walls at steady height

From young age ‘til I grown

Seemed plain white to all others

But colored to my own

Not always loved

Not always liked

But always standing straight

They mostly gave all strength to me

Empowered my soul

Many words tearing apart

The crowd inhabiting

The room’s inner heart

Studded with cracks

Taped and repaired

Uncountable times

I wish these wounds won’t remain infinite

One wall engraved with words

Another one with signs

The third seems empty to give freedom to my mind

One wall engraved with words

Another one with signs

The fourth has its door left open

Not always loved

Not always liked

But always standing straight

They mostly gave all strength to me

Not always loved

Not always liked

But always standing straight

Empowered my soul

At the doorstep I hear a little child

Its words don’t seem empty

A story of its own

I am the son of my mother and I am proud of that

You’ve thrown your life away to make mine worthy

All you taught me made my life precious

Every single day I will be there for you

I can’t remotely give back what you gave to me

One day I will be drunk enough to see I need you

One day I will be wise enough to see I love you