A Soul Unborn
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A soul unborn, a life unlived
A future unseen, a dream unachieved
A heart that beat, but never knew love
A voice that cried, but was never heard above
A spark of hope, a flicker of light A potential for greatness, a chance to make things right
But in a moment, all were taken away
A soul unborn, a life to decay
A mother's love, a father's pride
A family's joy, forever denied
A world less bright, a heart full of pain
For the soul unborn, we'll forever mourn in vain
A tragedy, a loss, a silent scream
For the soul unborn, it's not just a dream It's a life, a person, a human being
A soul unborn, deserving of seeing
The world, the love, the life it's owed
But now forever, a story untold
A soul unborn, a life unlived
A loss we'll carry, forever grieved.
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