The Song She Played

I love you for your kindness and for all of the gifts you gave. Especially the one's you didn't know about.
You sang him a song
when he was just a boy,
tiny, tender upon your lap—
Warm and safe and secure.
Lyrics of growing up,
and becoming anything.
Lines that he was good
and a beautiful boy.
But along the way,
the notes began to sour.
The words grew tense.
Warmth faded to distance.
The world grew big,
and the sounds weren’t soft.
That promise
began to fade.
A heart-light dimmed.
But you taught him well.
To push through fear and loss,
certain that daylight
is only an hour away—
Or maybe it’s two, or ten.
Or maybe the big night’s
just begun in the forest
of lost dreams and fog.
If he listens hard,
above life’s wind and rain,
he can hear your voice—
faint and calm—full of love,
It's promising that he’s almost free:
Don’t give up,
your strong heart
won’t fail you,
if you
don’t fail yourself.
I love you, little boy of mine,
Let your restless mind ease,—
The whole world loves you too—
you just can’t see it yet.

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Into every life a little light will shine. Thank you for being my luminance in whatever capacity you may. Shine on, you brilliant souls!
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