You cannot silence the muzzled mourner He forever resides within his corner The setter of pain upon scrolls for the meek Ink blotted, and red, are the tears on his cheek Marred words of the ages, lined with knowledge of few His template of trial, judged with wisdom eschewed Bereft to the fields of the dead, to his grave None seek to unravel the secrets he gave Though solace may come before days far below When he finally sees; he has never left home So weary and tired, one last latent cry This mourner, in silence, will give up and die