Dad Fate Poems

Written: April 13, 2024  For Ink Empress Contest

Rumi Quote: “Words can fertilize space now and then; don't deny yourself becoming enriched.” “Words can fertilize...

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#8:  Time's Up

Renewed, a second, their forevermore,
a bobbing pin rethreads all in red threads,
the pedals are pressed up and down the floor,
the bobbing pin...

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Today on my walk…I’m thinking about destiny…I’m thinking a lot about fate…
I’m thinking about Nathaniel…a boy I never knew…whose parents called him Nate.

I only had...

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In the darkness a cry
A little voice ask why
Soft footsteps across the floor
Can see them passing my door
I cry no more
Moms away 
Dad likes to...

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A homeless man played his guitar,
for coin rewards put in a jar.
 A lonely life he always led,
but in his heart a love he had.
...

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dearest univese...my creator..
i am in need of your help and support..
as you have given me strength and support..
everyday in my life no matter what i...

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Therefore, “Come out from them and be separate, says the Lord. Touch no unclean thing, and I will receive you.” And, “I will be a...

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They scar and mar the alma mater of the altar/
We’re hard on bars as we rock it and lift off far and soar sure of...

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Life is lived though won or lost
We are forced to create a past
Time is also running damn fast
All must one day end at last

The loss...

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The boy stood weary by the river
his head throbbed with the fever
Out of want and nothing to do
He spied the bag half buried 

It seemed...

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My last words to you were, "I love you."  Those were your last words to me
on the phone. You were in Miami. The night...

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When ‘He’ decides to destroy one and all
I’ll spend my last day in this old snooker hall
My cue in one hand and a beer in...

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I remember when I was a little younger I was thirty-one I was self-employed had my own business But being a child of God I...

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In 1967, Magog was no thriving town. Dad had lost his job due to the company’s closure so he accepted a transfer to Sudbury and...

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