Pillar
The foundation of a structure
Holding up others weight, all while forgetting its own
The stress doesn’t show, to nowhere is where it can go
Doing its job, all while shielding its feelings
Being an image of power and will yet still it waivers
Knowing that it has to stand tall and be others savior
Although its insides are grinding and compressing
It holds back the feelings that are depressing
Meaning that when it crumbles it will be distressing
If it were to show the signs it would be replaced, fixed or tossed aside
But useful is what it thrives to be so when they come back holding up the building it will be
Until one day they come to see that the pillar had crumbled
Many are surprised, but only one is hurt
The pillar that had unfinished work.
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