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Leaving


Do not worry for me, I am like a spring.

I will return once I leave my cling.

I shall not leave you, I do not dare.

My lungs need you, a breath of fresh air.

Do not weep, the sadness will melt my heart away.

Stay happy and dry, it turns my hurricane into a shiny day.

We will meet again, we are on the same earth.

I was meant to be with you, before death and after birth.

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