A Home My Father BuiltA Poem by T. N. Hodges
The wimpering winds
Call for change to show Chipping away At a thirty year home Our table is vacant Empty cups and broken bowls In the basement I stay In the basement you go A devil shows through A ghost from the past A creature of habit Too broken to last The weight of the world On a family cross Better to have loved But what did it cost If you want to leave That is fine by me I'll be here waiting- Dismissing vows of the past To find a second chance I'll be here waiting- To find jewels in the silt We'll stay here waiting In the home that my father built But if you dig to rock Finding bits of your crown if you've made up your mind I will yield and bring it down
© 2014 T. N. HodgesAuthor's Note
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Added on December 29, 2013 Last Updated on January 2, 2014 AuthorT. N. HodgesAboutWe come to love not by finding a perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly. more..Writing
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