Reflections of My FatherA Poem by Jennifer HopkinsOld.
In him I see
Reflections of my father And the way he used to get. The way he used to be. It was always just That one glass a day. But let’s cut to the chase Because this is not some Disguised metaphor. It’s not my father’s drinking That causes this precarious situation; It’s yours. And I’m in this for the long haul With the good, the bad, and the ugly; I just wish the ugly weren’t so Voluntarily inaugurated. I’m left with this feeling Of dolour. Of discomfiture. Of heartache. And I can’t wait to see the day That you grow out of this. In him I see Reflections of my father And the way he used to get. © 2012 Jennifer Hopkins |
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1 Review Added on October 28, 2012 Last Updated on October 28, 2012 AuthorJennifer HopkinsHouston, TXAboutShe's an easily loveable beast, And probably knows all the answers To why "I love you" is so much more powerful than "love you". Dancing through concrete fields and flowered high-rises. Her convey.. more..Writing
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