Dear Dad,
I was going to write a poem about you.
But I just didn't know how to.
I'd think things like
That it's not right
That you had lost the fight.
There was so much more life in you
There were so many things
you wanted to do
There were even more
I wanted to do with you
But now you're gone
It all went wrong
You were taken away
And I'm told I must stay
You went where I can't follow
And now I'm left to wallow
In this hole that was left
Without any redress
I miss you so much it hurts
They turned you into dust and dirt
I have you sitting on my shelf.
In a Superman Urn, I bought myself.
Every day I walk on by
And try not to think of the why
It was that God said,
He must die.
You deserved so much more
Then I could give
And it was my one wish
That you would live
It was selfish this I know
Which was why you had to go
No matter how much I wanted it so
I love you, Dad.
I know you wouldn't wish me sad
But there is so much that I miss
And even more, I wish you had.
YOU ARE READING
Exposed
PoetryA true story in poems and prose, about a journey taken and a life experienced. November 30, 2018 Ranked 82 in poems. Copyright All Rights Reserved by Ruechari aka Charity Rue