Tokesi

In shadows cast by burdens worn,

Tokesi stood, her spirit torn.

A lady with a heart so kind,

Yet weighed by chains of duty bind.

Through valleys deep, she sought to save,

Every soul, each heart enslaved.

Yet in the quest, herself she lost,

A silent toll, a heavy cost.

One eve, beneath the moon's soft glow,

Tokesi paused, emotions in tow.

A whisper of wisdom touched her ear,

"It's okay not to bear, my dear."

In that moment, a revelation clear,

A gentle truth, dispelling fear.

Permission granted to release the weight,

To realize saviors too, can abate.

No need to carry worlds on shoulders strong,

For in self-kindness, resilience is born.

Tokesi embraced the newfound grace,

A heroine still, at her own pace.