Laments of the Forever Unborn

I am a child of no years,
Of no form, only tears.
I was once to be born,
But from womb I was torn.

Not a person, or so they say,
But I have a soul, and hopes.
Alas! The wings of my dreams,
Have been clipped by cruel whim.

And now, silent I linger,
In a cold, dark corner,
Pondering upon the life, 
That could have been.

Mother! All I wanted was to be filial,
To make your years convivial,
To be your sun when life's winter sets,
Did I really....deserve not to be?


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