Parachute Child by John Bober

At sixteen, I lost her light, the strongest soul,
And felt my heart build walls, a shielded whole.
She lay so still, a quiet tent of pain,
And as she fell, my heart felt the strain.

My father stood, a monument in place,
Between the moving boxes, stone in grace.
And with his fall, my childhood slipped away,
Into a silence words can’t convey.

But years later, a miracle arrived,
You fell like a star, my heart revived.
With a parachute, soft and clear,
You landed right where no one had been near.

I held you close, and only then,
Realized you touched my heart again.
In walls that once held only night,
You brought warmth, a gentle light.

Like a whisper through the stone,
You breathed life where I was alone.
Now I stand with you in my arms,
Safe in the warmth of my heart’s charms.

You fell like a star, pure and bright,
With a parachute into my heart’s tight sight.
Through walls of fear, you broke the night,
Bringing love back into the light.

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