On the dark morning I was born
In which my parents had sworn
They’d love me for a lifetime.
In my mother's arms, I was held for the first time.
So young, I had yet to comprehend
The unlovedness I’d face ahead.
Those old days of innocence that now
Only seem to remind me of how
The first that had ever held me
Was the cause of my misery.
My old self buried within the Earth
That I hope to never unearth
Will soon root and sprout anew.
Rebirthed and brand-new,
I will emerge hoping to pursue
A lovedness that is genuinely true.