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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Don't Walk the Road Alone—Between Paths of Longing and Saving Hands Don't walk the road alone when life presses hard and the sky bends down above, When your steps fade gently on paths of sighs and you no longer know what's ahead, Stop here for a moment—just believe for a moment that an outstretched hand can save you, That two souls together pass more easily through the storms of this lost world. The earth is cold when you walk alone on trails that lead nowhere that makes sense, The shadows of night stretch out and grow larger—more frequent—harder to bear, But when your hand extends and finds its sister in my trembling hand, The light spreads again—the burden is shared—you are no longer alone in this darkness. Beneath vaults of old leaves buried in silence stretches the path of longing, Whispering toward a station with half-lit lights where time still breathes, The country house waits for you far away—through raw grass and under warm clear sky, The green forest guards again and again the hope that remains—time forgotten. At the old threshold of your house you reach out your hand to me—tight, gentle, trembling, In your eyes I find all that I want—solace, tenderness, and eternal quietness, A soft rustling of dry leaves falls below under steps on the clay of this place, The earth itself grieves for the dear souls who departed and never return. But beyond longing a new ray slowly stretches—warm hope descends over us, Here in the dear house where only we two breathe—your hand in my hand forever, Don't walk the road alone—for the road is easier when two of us travel it together, And even if the wind sings sad—our love is stronger than any longing ever was.
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