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Anything
July 3, 2012
I’ll do anything that will make it easier,
To live this death,
To die in this life,
To breathe my last breath.
I’ll do anything to see him once more,
To taste his saltwater tears,
As I kiss his warm cheek,
And wipe away the fear.
I’ll do anything to see her happy,
To smile so wide,
Filling me with joy,
Letting out the brightness that I hide.
I’ll do anything that will make me forget,
All the pain I’ve felt and seen,
And harmful words I didn’t mean,
I will do anything.
© Elizabeth H., San Bernardino, CA
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