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Secrets


Hungry for help, Yet mute in fear of misjudgment, I store my confessions in vaults. Gated and guarded, My secrets are sheltered in silence; A lone and cumbersome collection. So long I have left them there, Concealed under foolproof security, Not even I know how to unlock them.
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