Raylene,
I, too, grew-up with no father to offer the comfort, understanding, guidance, teaching, love, and security a child needs; so, I certainly understand the essence of your splendidly stroked and shared words of yearning, sadness, and your lonely, unmet needs.
The Quatrains are among my favorite poetic form, and yours speak with powerful imagery and a deeply impacting poetic voice.
Only critique I have you might consider helpful is to eliminate the repeated and unnecessary second and third "the" words in V2L1 … just a thought shared to smooth that line for you.
I know, that had your handsome dad shared your years, he'd be proud of the marvelous woman and poetess you've become, as am I. : )
Blessings 'n warmest hugs of many thanks, M'Lady! ⁓ Richard
What doesn't kill ya........I firmly believe it will make you a better parent in years to come as you give,act in a way you wished the missing person from your life had acted towards you........if that makes sense. A nice piece of writing
are you a hugger? i am. and i want to give you one.
one day you´ll run into the person(unless you have allready)
that soothes your soul so well that even if this seems so hard
it will grant you the peace and make you feel you didnt miss out at all
xx marlene
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
I am lol it's okay it hurts yet I've come to accept it yet with fathers day passing felt as if I sho.. read moreI am lol it's okay it hurts yet I've come to accept it yet with fathers day passing felt as if I should right something