Note to an Absent Father
You left before I was born;
Nothing but a faint memory
From tales told around the
Fire at night; heavily weighted
With pain of rejection.
They told me I had your face
And personality, but I cannot
Know. I dream, but in my
Dreams, your face is blank.
Nothing but a faint memory
From tales told around the
Fire at night; heavily weighted
With pain of rejection.
They told me I had your face
And personality, but I cannot
Know. I dream, but in my
Dreams, your face is blank.
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Post a CommentVery poignant!