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His name wasn't Walker But.. That's what the woods named him To escape the pain He just kept on walking
The boy learned early that walls could hold pain.
Not just echo it but keep it alive.
Every night, shouting carved into the air like knives. Every morning, silence stitched it back together like nothing had happened.
He stopped crying when he was six.
By seven, he stopped hoping anyone would notice.
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