Dale, husband, father, piano playing wizard, broken back, broken finger, better year ahead, time to party
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In a quiet dale where whispers weave,
A husband stands, with dreams to cleave,
A father’s heart—a gentle guide,
In music’s realm, he takes his stride.
Fingers gliding, wizard of keys,
Each note a star on the evening breeze,
Yet fate's cruel jest—a back once strong,
A finger fractured—silent song.
But rise he will, with spirit bright,
For better days on the horizon's light,
Time heals all, so raise a cheer,
To a man reborn, a better year.
Now is the time to cast off worry,
Gather friends, it’s time to party!
In trials past, new hope shall tether,
Dale's days ahead, bound by joy's endeavor.