My own love song

My Own Love Song is a quiet yet powerful declaration of self-acceptance and rebirth.
While it takes the form of a love song, its true subject is not another person, but the self-
the act of choosing to embrace one's own existence, even when it hurts.

The lyrics portray moments of vulnerability:
looking at one's own hands and realizing they represent everything you are,
praying for the "rightness" of life simply to keep from falling apart,
and waiting for an ending while pain is still present-because pain means the voice is still alive.

At its core, the song asks a simple but profound question:
How can I continue to be myself, as myself, right now?
The repeated lines affirm a decision to live fully in the present,
to hold both heart and body close, and to love the life that exists here and now.

As the song progresses, its gaze slowly turns outward.
The whispered phrases-"Hey, I'll sing," "Hey, I'll shine," "Hey, I'll scream"-
transform an inward prayer into a message meant to reach someone else.
What begins as a song for oneself becomes a hope that this voice might one day be heard by another.

My Own Love Song does not promise dramatic salvation.
Instead, it offers something quieter and more enduring:
the resolve to keep singing, even until the voice runs dry,
until a love song written for oneself finally reaches another heart.