When You Return Home

When you return home,

Come, grab my hand cause I missed you all day,

All your struggles between the eyes,

The constant heavy voices on your head,

The race within the veins and arteries,

And continuous beating on your deserted lips,

To rest,

Come sit with me, 

hold your breath on your long day,

Close your world and take a lean on me,

Forget all the bells and whistles,

Just try, listen to the shallow drops of water in the bucket,

The song sung by an afternoon beetle,

The farthest coo from a homesick bird,

And try to catch the musical notes of the breeze flowing,

To ease your mind, to take a break from rude sun,

Come, hide under my shadow and go to sleep,

I'll stay up all night and count the stars for you,

To keep you safe from unhelping bugs,

And make your day for another face with the world,

Because you know what you mean to me.