The Weight of Forever

I walk through time, a thief, a savior, Stealing moments, shaping behavior. A Time Lord's curse, to see it all, Every rise, every fall, every echo’s call. The weight of forever, it pulls at my soul, A burden I carry, a story untold. But I’ll keep running, through shadow and light, Because the stars need a guardian tonight. Gallifrey’s gone, yet it lingers still, In the silence of memories, against my will. The faces I’ve worn, the lives I’ve known, All whisper to me when I’m alone. Through wibbly-wobbly cracks in the sky, I mend what’s broken, I never ask why. For every loss, I find a way, To bring hope to those lost in the fray. The weight of forever, it pulls at my soul, A burden I carry, a story untold. But I’ll keep running, through shadow and light, Because the stars need a guardian tonight. Companions come, they brighten my path, They remind me to laugh, to fight, to last. But their lives are fleeting, like snow in the sun, And when they’re gone, I’m the only one. So I walk through the ages, with sorrow and grace, An alien heart in this human race. The weight of forever is heavy, it’s true, But I’ll bear it gladly—for them, for you.