A tale to tell of the man unknown,
Lost to the world, to hardship thrown,
In the veiled market of scant regard,
In the shadow cast by life so hard.
An orb of light, his heart’s sole crown,
A son, his life’s profoundest town.
In the echoes of giggles, the patter of feet,
He finds his existence, bitter yet sweet.
His coffers empty, his spirit bruised,
By wolves of envy, he stands accused,
Yet in the whispers of the night,
His love stands as his beacon light.
Through ragged clothes and crumbling walls,
Through each misstep, each stumble and fall,
His heart beats to a love so pure,
A bond no pain can obscure.
Through vacant pockets and silenced cries,
The joy in his son’s sparkling eyes,
A gift, a balm, a solemn prayer,
A love untouched by despair.
The days are long, the journey steep,
His promises, a pact to keep.
In the heart of his child, he once was, a titan, a star,
In his love, insignificant, he’s never afar.
The world may scowl, the world may pry,
But to his son, he’ll never lie.
Through thorns and stones, he bears the load,
In the silent love, a sacred ode.
Invisible to the world’s cold gaze,
In love, he weaves his quiet praise,
For in his son’s eyes, he was seen,
A hero, a knight, forever serene.
Through silent battles, unspoken fears,
Through the prism of love, he quells the tears,
Bound by love, a pact so strong,
To his son’s heart, he’ll forever belong.
In the cold Arctic of despair,
His love blossoms, beyond compare,
A silent sonnet, a timeless song,
In his son’s love, he finds his belong.