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Dear Daddy, will I ever see you again?
I waited outside for you to wake up
however you abandoned me
That ring of the phone made our souls jump
momma collapsed to her knees
The I’m sorrys came and went
along with the plates of food
This was your brother’s personal torment
being a servicemen mourning in solitude
Many springs passed but during early May
I caught the late April showers on mom’s face
There was so much left unsaid and so much left to say
all that was achieved that day was a prolonged embrace
Dear daddy, will I ever see you again?
All I’ve ever wanted was you in my life
Do you have access to a phone or pen?
Trying to get any answer is causing me great strife
Death is our friend or at least I hope
As long as he leads me to you
The thought of this is the best way to cope
A hug and a kiss are immensely overdue

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This was a poem I wrote for my creative writing. The prompt was to write about a fear of ours. This one is about the death of my father and my fear of never seeing him again.