Summary

A fatherless child grows up learning to love himself and becomes a source of hope and love for others.

Abstract

The narrative unfolds the tale of a child who, despite the absence of a father, learns resilience through his struggles. He witnesses other children's joy with their fathers in the park, which stirs complex emotions within him. Despite the pain of his circumstance, he finds the strength to love himself, which transforms him into a compassionate individual who helps others redefine their understanding of love and relationships. His journey is one of self-discovery, acceptance, and the realization that love can manifest in various forms, even in the face of personal loss.

Opinions

The author suggests that self-love can be a powerful substitute for the absence of parental love.
A father's love is portrayed as influential in shaping a child's character, yet not indispensable for personal growth.
The protagonist's experiences highlight the importance of resilience and self-reliance in overcoming life's challenges.
There is an underlying belief that love can connect and heal individuals, allowing them to move beyond regret and embrace new possibilities.
The narrative conveys the idea that acceptance of one's situation is key to finding peace and the ability to share love with others.
The protagonist's ability to love himself enables him to extend love and support to those searching for new definitions of love, suggesting that love is not bound by traditional family roles.

Life | Love |Fable

A Fable Of An Altruist

A child who falls learns to get back up one without a father, who always looks up

He sees the kids, who play in parks their dads running to catch them in a rut

The smiling faces, send a chilling sadness in his gut a tear drops, from his eyes in an instant

He smiles towards the people in the park, as he starts to run again, watch his path

He learned to fall, a countless dozen times only to learn if his father would come

What does a child really need, from a parent perhaps love, warmth or a pat on the back — it’s simple really

You know it all too well, the one who knows love of how it connects, it makes one, two and even anew

Love of a father can turn you into gold, someone bold in the absence of love, does one strive for it — yes

To learn to love one’s self, is there any way to fill the void of one’s soul that yearns for him

A father’s love and support that brews hope within but now as he walks in the park every day

He grew up into a man that doesn’t need those things wishing if his father would have known perhaps

Maybe his life wouldn’t be so bad, he reflects if only is a regret, he doesn’t want to keep

He did what he could, without a father one really needs he made himself with the love of one’s self — he found a form of love, zest

Somethings are meant to be, even if you try you can only go so far, to only fall behind

There is always another way, of receiving affection he aspires to learn to love one’s self, and know all the other wires

The ones that connect, and refill another’s soul the love that makes two people anew

He learned that love to help people change the fate they thought doomed their life’s chances to mate

He still walks with a heart full of hopes, giving way to those who search for love’s new rules — whatever love is of a father no less

It is the acceptance, that turns the warmth within mad a sensation of joy, and demeanor that sprouts — to share the love with those who want out

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