the chain.

the chain.

A Poem by Everett Dulin

i am a chain.
with irony links of fate,
my father's hands,
my mother's eyes.

destined to be severed
and welded again.
yet the forge's steel,
remains the same.

melted and beaten
over a shoddy anvil,
to form the perfect loops.
i am a woeful reminder.

your selfless acts of self love,
set us apart.
to love your best life,
to take your sons heart.

with your riveting hammer,
i will forge something beautiful.
my own twisted link.
in the end. i'm still you.

i am a chain.
the tool which holds their fate,
my father's reprise,
my mother's sake.

© 2024 Everett Dulin


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Added on November 5, 2024
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