My Son's Sun
By MikeShank1989
Nine long months I've longed to hold my immaculate seraph
Shooting
clear through my heart; a beam of radiance with those cerulean tidepools
of innocene
The fairest of them all he was called when he appeared,
I challenge the magic mirror to state a dissidence
Gazing at my slumbering
spawn, I fall victim to uncertainty and doubt
Though I can say with
fervant certaintly I'm better than the father I lived without
My son had to get a PKU test the other day
It's the one where they
prick the heel and smear blood on little circles of paper
As the nurse
squeezed his foot and verbalized her wish for him to cry more, I contemplated
beating her to death with the reflex hammer
I subdued the urge and
we finished the appointment amicably. Do you ever wish you weren't a reasonable
logical soul?
I dream about it still. I feel like a seeing eye dog.
My carnal side has been hibernating like a motherfucker.
Author's Note:
My SonComments on "My Son's Sun"
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A former member wrote:
Very well penned...I like this part-Gazing at my slumbering spawn, I fall victim to uncertainty and doubt
Though I can say with fervant certaintly I'm better than the father I lived without..poetic lines that captures crow...thank you for sharing...
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On Sunday, July 24, 2011, Devilish
(2633) wrote:
Yessssss! Oh how I've been there... Wait till his 1st shot, contemplating the death of the nurse is just the beggining! And when his little lip curls under and quivers a lil... You'll see fire behind the thought of his sadness but oh what a beautiful thing and a man so obviously worthy! Congradulations sir...
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On Sunday, July 24, 2011, MikeShank1989
(92) wrote:
Thank you!