It’s been 10 years
Since you took your last breath
So many unspoken words
sad memories you left
I wish how I wish
I had been stronger with you
And defied your reasonings
Of no medicine you choose
You’ve missed your grandchildren’s
Graduations and plays
You’ve missed youngest daughter
Is starting to grey
We’re wrinkling and sagging in places
And parts
We’re growing old without you
All seemingly apart
The circle was broken
The only kindness we knew
That wretched woman
Is still alive
And still without a clue
Your eldest grandchild has
Your heart of gold
He’ll soon be leaving for
America so bold
I wish you were here
To soften the blows
To hold my hand as I too
Grow old
old is bold
cold as love
an axis
what you had
is what i never did
the house of blue
light
and enemies
therein~!
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Reblogged this on johncoyote and commented:
Amazing poetry by talented writer.
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A wonderful poem for your father. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot coming from you 🙏
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You are welcome Annie.
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