Swarm Sigh
You arrived on a splendid December day, as I recall.
I relived when we came home; I let out a large sigh.
I put my elbows on the overhang facing a mountain wall.
I sighed again vowed to be with you till you rise to the sky.
I sighed as we had to migrate to find a brighter future.
However, you are scared to chime out of your safety zone.
I sigh when you left our house and rejoin with your ruder.
My frequent sighs are for the sake of my child's shone.
At the point when you chose to wed, I hopped for bliss.
You acted accurately in picking a high erudite young lady.
Recall your cracked tone telling me you had a boy you relish.
"I'm relocating for my child," you sighed as I moved away.
If time was a ritual and you were doled of a gold spoon.
I would be careless if I denied your grace to the moon.
Some emotions, such as rain, are as rare as a typhoon.
Candor and anxiety of others are expected when done.
Father, you may not attempt to strive or be dispersed.
You are an idealist; that hurts me to witness your sigh.
Halting and the peak of the emotion are vividly defined.
From the heart, I'm yet motivated by facts and nigh.
I sigh as I ponder on the past with suffering.
When I'm in front of my parents grave, I cry.
I sigh again as I reckon of individuals in my living.
My sigh was a combination of relief and ecstasy.
Written July 11, 2021
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