Letters To My Dad is a series of four to five lines poems that narrates the griefs of a deceased child in letters— Pawners Paper
POETRY SERIES: Letter To My Dad
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Dad,
Dirges are songs with wet lyrics
Emerging with broken voices and endless void,
When the earth swallows a soul
And memories are engraved in the passing wind
Dad,
The colors in the sky fades
When the news broke
—The eyes could weep now
And the voice could sing the Willow song
Dad,
The papers are cowards
Too sacred to embrace the kisses of the pen
—For written alphabets
Are too earthy to express ghostly thoughts
Dad,
My heart breaks
My thought shakes
My mind fades,
—My morn might not wake
Dad,
I swore an oath with the colours
To reveal the secrets mirrors couldn't unravel
It showed me nothing, and hugged me
For I was bleak— I'll fade soon
Dad,
Can I tell you a secret?
Adanna!— He told me a secret
—He didn't die
For he was never alive
Dad,
What happens when the Ravens surrounds
A man with shattered thoughts?
What happens when the vultures watches
A man crawling in the land where foods and water are scarce?
—Does the end come riding with death?
Dad,
I'm lost- for I wander like a man of no name
Whose sanity was sold without his consent
I'm drowning, for I wallow in this dark sea of depression
And my thoughts are like blown ashes
For they never become whole even when I tried
Dad,
I end with silence on my lips.
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