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Surmounting the Daunting; Becoming Undaunted


Young fearful child, who lacked parental love,

Lost and alone, having no passion,

Others found him, granting him compassion,

This was his maternal forebear;

 

His self-reflection was uplifted,

Stage four, took away his bliss,

He was taught to find comfort in his abyss,

To this day, he has never faltered.

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