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Forgiving My Father
I was young. When the going got tough, there you went, vanished
 Disappeared. There was my mom heartbroken, and torn like a fragile rose
 Losing its pedals. Do you love me? Love me not? All we wanted was you
 
 All we wanted was love. But that wasn’t provided. The door was screaming
 For your name “Marcos, Marcos, come back” and just like a flashing light
 You walked trough it and left… US, the ones we thought mattered the most to
 
 
 
 
 
 You.
 
 
 
 
 
     I love you
 
 
 
 
     I love you
 
 
 
 
     I love you
 
 That’s never going to change. But I lay and wonder everyday… Of the
 Light that would be shinning in my life if you remained in it. Making my
 Mom a happier women every second of the day. Or maybe I should walk
 You out of my memory… Dad, should I ever forgive you?
 
 You were like a figure that I didn’t have.
 I only wanted a father by my side.

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