When you decide that you will rebuild
You trudge along boulders of bane
And carve out hiding spots with your bare hands

When you decide that you will rebuild
You swim across the rippling oceans and rivers
And emerge as an unignorable obstruction at the shores

When you decide that you will rebuild
The world falls at your feet, not to admire you
But to provoke immobility due to heaviness

When you decide that you will rebuild
Many masculine dreams will dissipate 
Unable to stick it through, they cross to the Styx

When you decide that you will rebuild
You leave behind invisible folk tales
That brighten up when another follows your steps 
And set fire to the impenetrable walls that sneer at you