[Mike Wrecka]

Lost and Found

there was a husband and wife, starting out their life together,
got a home with a view, that would look nice forever,
filled with happiness, multiple children were on the way,
so they enjoyed the quiet time, when there was nothing to say,
then on an ordinary day, that's when tragedy hit,
and the family was damaged and savagely split,
the expecting mother died, as the would be father cried,
but misery turned to joy as he realized that one of the boys survived,
many years have passed, the single dad did his best to raise him,
but his overbearing and controlling nature made the boy more brazen,
had an appendage shorter than the other, his friends found it amazin,
cause it didn't slow him down, in the water he swam around just racin,
but one day while afloat, the boy was kidnapped by a man in a boat,
so his dad went into the ocean and searched until he lost hope,
these feelings of loss that he felt, were oh so tremendous,
cause he was once again losing what he found the most precious,
thats when he bumped into a woman, with an erased memory,
despite the alzheimers she remembered how to navigate in the sea,
so they searched together, facing a very many dangers,
and the dad dreamed of being reunited, eventually safer,

meanwhile......
the boy was taken ashore but he wasn't alone,
he was with a group of misfits that were taken from their home,
they had all they could take, so they planned an escape,
which was an achievement considering their mental and physical state,
and the plan had to work, the boys life was hanging by a thread,
his captor sent for an executioner, that would shake individuals until they were dead,
it was now or never, so at the very first sign of light,
the boy snuck away by maneuvering through a drain pipe,
he emerged right where his dad and the woman were searching at that moment in time,
and an overwhelming sense of euphoria replaced the hurting, sublime!
never give up is all that the dads strategy came down to,
he was ecstatic, smiled and said Nemo ive found you!/



a living reflection of ourselves is in our children. imagine you lost your reflection. you would stop at nothing until it was found