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About This Poem
Sweet Demise
Father I mourn not for the child you despise,
Your drunkenness or hurtful lies.
I mourn the father I wish I knew,
I envy the child with caring father,
When loving your kid was never a bother.
That tender side was just never you.
Father I mourn not for your abuse,
Using your childhood as an excuse.
Your absence a blessing in disguise,
I envy the loving father I never had,
The man I'd be proud to call dad.
Your death was a sweet demise.
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