I met a lady, kind and bright, A well-wisher, full of light. She told a tale that touched my core, Of loss and pain she still endures. Excited hearts, a life began, A tiny dream, a happy plan. But darkness fell, a cruel fate, A sage foretold, the loss was great. Before the dawn, before the cry, Her little boy had said goodbye. Inside her heart, the pain resides, An ocean’s grief that never hides. They whispered of spells, of envy and spite, Of shadows cast in the depth of night. The sweetest soul had tears to bear, With wounded hope and silent prayer. Fifteen years, what could have been, The son she lost, the love unseen. Yet hand in hand, with her dear man, She found a way to smile again. Forgiving those who caused her ache, With strength and calm for others’ sake. Her patience deep, her courage true, A beacon bright for me and you. Life was cruel, yet she remains— A symbol born from darkest pains. I bow my head, my heart feels stirred, By her forgiveness—soft and pure. Inscribed...