June 20, 2020
Dear Subscriber:
Each week we examine a theme from a variety of points of
view. The theme for this week is Father’s Day.
I welcome comments on my poems at https://nicholasgordon.blogspot.com
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A Father’s Day poem from a son to a father who has finally
broken free of his addiction:
I want to say how proud I am of you
That you have broken free of your addiction.
It's something I don't know that I could do
Were I so sorely tried by your affliction.
My years of growing up were on my own,
As you were in the belly of your beast,
The two of us indifferent and alone,
Most in need of love while loving least.
How sad! That you and I have lost those years:
I, of childhood, and you, of your only child.
But now's the time for joy and not for tears,
For you are well, and we are reconciled.
Whatever life may bring or time may prove,
Know that you will always have my love.
© by Nicholas Gordon
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This week’s theme: Father’s Day
June 15: Freedom Is a Casualty of Loving
June 16: Happiness Is Served by Celebration
June 17: Happy Father’s Day to a Father-to-Be
June 18: Happy Father’s Day to One Whose Love
June 20: I Want to Say How Proud I Am of You
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