FatherA Poem by Rose MasenDedicated to my father; where ever you might be...
Father, oh how I wish you were near,
To save me from her wrath that I feel. She lied and kept you distant from me, Never allowing me to have the other half of me. Your face I cannot put with memories, For I have none to bear, and my dreams are hallucinating. To touch, to feel, to know I'm your world, My heart it aches to be daddy's little girl. Twenty two years have gone, two children I've born, Your absence, because of mother, has left me with scorn. My curiosity sprang when I was a teen, I longed for you always, but were nowhere to be seen. Mother refused and I have not a right, Respecting her feelings, I'm afraid to dream of you at night. How I wish you were here to see how I've grown, Though you're only in thought, I'm never alone. I wonder where you are and how have you been, The days pass by; seasons changing again. This is me, my name is Rose, Leaving my life, I know, is not what you chose. Young and naive, my mother, surely you can't fault her, Hello, Daddy, I too, am your daughter. Curly chocolate brown hair in the wind it does rise, Hazel and brown illuminate my eyes. Through pain and missing I wish you were around, I will never fail you, promise to make you proud. So promise to find me and fill this void, Let's not let another twenty two years pass because she wants to avoid. © 2011 Rose MasenAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorRose MasenSomewhere around here, FLAboutI bury my inadequacies in my writing, and resurrect my confidence with my finished pieces. -Rose. more..Writing
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