Soulless Soldier

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If only you knew, the feeling was too weighty, i got submerged in my own thought. If only you knew, how well i have thought and had to not-think for hours just so i could save my last breathe to tell you that which i have carried deep down for a really long time.

Oh, how i have had to beat myself countless times knowing that i roar like a lioness and when am hurt the whole world feels the pain.
This is too much for me to carry, it is too weighty for me to bare, help me! forgive me!, i am nothing but a soulless soldier.

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