Dear Dad
By ColorMeToxic
I'm touched by your presence
I know you are here
You are no longer visible
But I feel your energy
I hope you are proud
I hope you have peace
I hope you still love me
Because I still love you
I have a few memories
All of them good
I was five when you died
I still miss you
I used to be angry
I didn't understand
Why you had to leave
I thought it was my fault
For many long years
You left me
With my heartless Mother
Did you see it coming?
I often wonder
If you could tell someone what happened
What would you say?
I wish you could tell me everything
That happened that day
You were murdered
You never deserved it!
Was it as I think it was?
I bet it was
Justice will never be had for you
It's hard to heal and move on
But this is therapy for me
Thank you for the gifts I have received
I feel in my heart you gave them to me
So I guess I'll keep writing
Thank you so much
for the five years we had
I love you so much!
Rest in peace, Dad
copyright © 2010 Elizabeth A Greene
Comments on "Dear Dad"
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A former member wrote:
Sorry for your loss. This is a beautiful tribute! I wish I had words to say something at this moment..
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On Monday, March 26, 2012, Gray Vision
(424) wrote:
Wow, so this was your dad, how old was he here in this pic, do you know? Putting a face to what happened makes it all the more real to me. I'm sure he still loves you Beth, I think he'd be proud. This was a wonderful tribute, thank you for sharing and as always, take care of yourself okay =)
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On Monday, March 26, 2012, ColorMeToxic
(238) wrote:
Thank you,, GV...I believe that picture was taken in 88, (one year before his death) he would have been twenty-four years old there.
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A former member wrote:
Read this cause I saw Dear Dad in the title. Wish i could have some expression like this for my Father let alone for any of my parents. Thanks for sharing bro. My father never did.
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On Sunday, February 26, 2012, dwells
(4177) wrote:
As I recall this revelation came later in life. Nice tribute and the loss is palpable.
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A former member wrote:
I applaud you. It was quite wonderful. I can empathize to a degree. I lost someone, not literally my father, but a strong father figure. He too died on unfair terms, but left us all with gifts. Thank you for writing this.
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A former member wrote:
beautiful...beauty in its purest and most sorrowful form...
may you find peace and be consoled by those around u...write on!