Time Will Never Age My Love For You
I remember vividly when your strong hands
picked me up as you were playing with me
as a child.
Now they tremble as, I sadly watch you bring
the food up with your fork.
I remembered when your mind was so sharp,
now your slow to remember our names.
How you sacrificed working in a foreign land,
struggling with a new language supporting
your family.
Now You struggle with your seizures that
overcome you from time to time.
You were a sculpturer, a painter, a writer, a
champion for human rights.
Now you take your medications and take
things at a much slower pace, not participating
in who you were.
Your hair was black, your smile radiated,
and your energy flourished.
Now your hair has turned gray, your
experiences are shown on the lines on your
face.
I can remember your presentations of your
artwork at major universities, and the
stories from your homeland, that you shared
with impressed college students.
How they loved your treasured works.
The sculptures you presented to president
Reagan, and other famous people you loved.
The news articles on you and your prized
works. The admiration felt toward you
by countless friends and many admirers.
Dad one thing time will never age, and that's
the love my heart will always have for you...
Michael Tor 9/14/2015
Copyright © Michael Tor | Year Posted 2015
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