I thought that I knew grief: I knew it not
I thought that I had walked its many roads.
But what we learn in pain we can forget
If grief were a wild beast it’s not a pet
If it has a language there’s no code
I thought that I knew grief;I knew it not
Would I read the clues their alphabet?
If grief is just a trail,it is not broad
Yet what we learn in pain we can forget
Would I die by hanging or be shot?
On our shoulders we must bear the load
I thought that I knew grief I knew it not
See the devil gambling,shall I bet,?
What we learn in grief we can’t forge
Who inscribed our hearts with loves own laws?
Who will be the see and who the saw
I thought that I knew grief I knew it not
When it comes again I won’t forget
