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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Hope built upon the sand as castles before the waves. Heart filled with Puppy love and hymns sung beneath Daddy's watchful eye. Nothing Holy remains Happy a forgotten word. Love drowned in Jack and coke before he was thee years old. No harmony in that house that house not a home. Her health a poor excuse to stay a good excuse to leave him home. Praying no one would see. My hand on fire as it closed on the frozen food. Filling my pack ~ without looking Hungry doesn't care as long as it's fed. A starving beast~ wild Anything a feast after three days. Afraid of getting caught. Pride a terrible thing. It always grows before the fall. Tonight we eat like a king in a land of milk and honey. Pigtails and peas with rice. Never knowing he knew till the end. ~ Grateful that he understood. wishing I could change things. Ashamed of my actions. Sometimes sand castles fall. Holding a feverish hand I laughed until I cried. I should have thrown down that foolish pride. I could have had steaks and chops too. I still have the old key He passed to me. I hold it in my hand sometimes. The old freezers long gone. I Hold on to it remind me. Sometimes Sand castles fall. There isn't much a parent misses. Hidden in our eyes. Remember that and remember too that The good stuff is locked away But that Daddy shares with all!
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