TEACH THE MAN TO CRY

CRYING LIKE ITS REVOLUTION

Author Evalyne M. Wawira

They told us to stand tall, To clench the jaw, To wear our strength like Armor, And silence like a sacred vow. But silence is not strength; it's a cage. This book is a quiet rebellion. A whisper where once there was a shout. For the boy who was taught, That softness was a wound. For the man who buried his grief, And called it just "living is for us all," The broken and the Teach the Man to Cry is not a story of tears alone, But of unwavering the threads we've been taught to hold tight, Vulnerability is not weakness; It's the language of soul's truth. These pages are not simply words; They are rivers of feelings, Brimming with what we've long forgotten to say. Let them spill-Let them show the strength in being broken, And the beauty in becoming whole.