Passage of the Crane

I was born into this terror,
Unsuspecting as I was
Just a lifeward child,
Not aware of all the misery
No idea of the blame this world already had to shoulder
As an untold crime
Came down and sealed my fate
No premontion of the doom impending
Not knowing of the strife for life to come
Soon gone were the years of levity
Eleven summers before darkness fell
Keep this paper crane, one of a thousand
There never was a guilt to burden myself
My hopeless cry, it went unheard
And unlike my, you knew there were no gods to save me
You knew there were no god to save me
Still no idea of the blame this world would have to shoulder
As for one last time I bid the cranes farewell
Passing by like timid ghosts
Summoners of a placid world
Never reaching me
Masters of a peaceful life
Moving on to stainless shores
Never teaching me
Now I lay my aching hands to rest
As I bid my crane farewell
And I wish for an echo for my forlorn life
To be your melody
See this paper crane, of a thousand
There never was a guilt to burden myself
My hopeless cry, it went unheard
And unlike me, you knew there were no gods to save me
All hope in vain,
You just murdered them
Banished the crane
All hope in vain
Banished the crane
From the meadowns of this life