Father & SonA Poem by The WolfmanJust something that I felt strongly about. Im 17 trying to write a poem from a grown man's point of view but this is kinda an ode to my dad in knowing he won't always be there, Thanks Dad!
There really is no comparison for a true father son relationship
I remember growing up, me and my dad were attached at the hip He was so much more than just my dad He was truly the best friend I'd ever had All the long talks that back then didn't mean alot All the advice you gave, that I soon forgot There is so much time I wish I could have back Now I'd give anything to have you back I still think about all the times you took me hunting with you We both really grew together in those woods just like me and my boy do I can't forget shooting at coke cans off the back porch And all the times you'd look at me with love buring behind your eyes like a torch But some memories hurt more than others Like the feeling I had when I got that call from mother's All I could think about was being there But it was there that our bond was broken that I thought we'd always share Your eyes closed and your hand went limp in mine The doctors pushed me aside, and my father died at 8:09 My mom cried softly into my arms and shoulder That day she lost a friend, a husband, and her lover All I could think about was the last time we had spoken All that fury and rage we had awoken So many words were said that I know you didn't mean And afterwards so many tears shed that the other hadn't seen You died protecting a stranger, trying to be the hero And now we have to wake up knowing you won't be here tomorrow I hope your proud of the man I have become Because I'm truly proud of where I've come from Dad, I love you no matter what I last said I think about you when I wake up til the second by body hits the bed I try my best to be a father like you Always making sure to tell my boy what you always told me, " Son I will always love you". © 2011 The WolfmanReviews
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