The Memoriam

This day was the horoscope
The light, yes
My fathers’ day. 

Hopeless
I cried hopeless. 
Mr. Sickle owns him. 
I only see things
Before. 

When the times of his sunrise
He used to say, "lousy, small brat". 
I don't mind. It's music to my ears. 
Sometimes, rewards are prices
Of being a donkey
In the end. 

Now, I begun to sigh these days
Remembrance are just sketches in the horizon
In my mind, 
I'm now a man.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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