![]() My Father's LakeA Poem by Timblack1927I sit on the edge of my father’s lake Fishing pole in hand, hope to get a catch What’s off in the distance? Slithering snake. Slowly advancing, I remain for a match
The Damn thing puts a cigar in his mouth Then puts on a fedora and a bow Hallucination not, not this far south Damn yankee he must be, where do you sow?
“From your father’s misdeed, come to claim thee” What misdeed? My father is dead, yankee! “He promised me your soul, for this dead sea” Hand me the contract, you got me cranky A fish tugs on my line and pulls me in “Damn Yank, this aint my fathers lake” I grin © 2015 Timblack1927 |
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Added on October 1, 2015 Last Updated on October 1, 2015 Author![]() Timblack1927San Diego, CAAboutTimothy Black entered the United States Navy from Glendale, Arizona at age 19. He completed Recruit Training at Great Lakes, Illinois in 2010 and then headed to Fort Meade, Maryland to attend “A.. more..Writing
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