June Hymn
He kept his end of the bargain,
A man with a strong moral sense
Endowed with struggle,
Eternally he repents.
He was once forced to apologise,
For what errant slight he did not know.
Carried it on his back,
Full of such haunted sorrow.
I was only a young babe then,
Unable to recall the song he sang.
The choked rhyme was confused,
But the beat still rang.
He remembered the night I was born,
And tried to comprehend his sad tune.
A girl named Annie Jayne,
My first cry a night in June.
Copyright © Kate Davies | Year Posted 2023
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