Rebirth
Knowing how to comfort the bent patience,
Touched by a modest righteousness,
Taking on one's own faults, even after falling.
The desire to leave shrinks,
Scattered memories are dried in the wind,
Thin relationships are unearthed and burned away.
Soothing the fiery fruits of emotion,
Calming fierce anger like glowing embers,
Spitting out even the finest dishes without regret.
Grasping the lifeline that saved the legendary siblings,
A fresh start, soon to be born, extends its hand,
Living alongside the newly born years.
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