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One Day the Wind Will Come
One dark day 
 in a land far away 
 a mother was in labor.
 
 Something went wrong 
 and soon she was gone 
 and nothing on earth could have saved her.
 
 That was the day 
 the wind went away 
 and the father was broken hearted.
 
 The baby survived 
 and the boy felt deprived 
 and the wind was forever departed.
 
 The dad had a kite 
 precious in his sight 
 but decided to pass on the treasure, 
 
 To his son to show care 
 and so they could share 
 a hope of the wind beyond measure.
 
 The boy loved the kite 
 with all of his might 
 and always kept hope in his heart, 
 
 that the wind would return 
 and his father’s heart wouldn’t burn
 with the pain of feeling apart.
 
 But the dad had lost hope 
 and could no longer cope
 with the empty feeling inside.
 
 So one dark day
 when the wind was away
 he took a knife to his throat and died.
 
 
 When the boy found out
 his hope turned to doubt
 and his kite gathered dust in the attic;
 
 Then one fateful day
 the sun went away 
 leaving the siblings ecstatic. 
 
 The sun wasn’t seen
 by the innocent teen
 who was hoping the wind would arrive;
 
 His heart was a glow
 and his hope was a flow
 and he finally felt alive
 
 He ran with delight 
 to go fetch the kite 
 to do what he’d always dreamed of.
 
 He waited so long 
 to now share this bond 
 with his parents in heaven above;
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 Leaving the boy 
 with unending joy
 of which he never let go.
 
 The boy learned that day 
 that though the wind fades away
 it will always continue to blow.
    
 
 And so now you see
 what a beauty life can be
  when a father loves his son;
 
 It’s displayed with a kite
 and a hope shining bright
 that one day the wind will come!

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