I wonder, Daddy
will I regret it one day;
will I say what if,
or spill unjust phrases
from trembling lips
if you should fall away,
or would I ever know you were gone?
I tried once to mend fences, bow,
brushing over words said in vain
that January
when weather was never as cold
as those pen strokes;
my unopened letter,
your kiss goodbye.
Day 4 NaPoMo (a poem a day in April for National poetry month)
This one touches a chord with me as family and I have kept a “cool” relationship forever. We simply never let wounds heal. ~Jim
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I don’t meet the qualifications to be HIS daughter. He is in the upper class society and I am just a simple girl making her way through life. Everyone says to say it is his loss, but there is always that nagging, sinking feeling that I am not good enough, you know? I do know, deep inside that it is what is inside, in the heart that matters ❤
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