Dad Sacrifice Poems

I was a young man at the age of nineteen
When I was sent to a country on the other side of the world that I...

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Unlike any other king, my father is the most powerful
He can build a mansion in seconds still he chose to be humble 
He prefers giving...

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Many times on my couch I lie 
In a vacant mind  or pensive drift 
Wondering and pondering 
Why the thought of my mom 
Doesn’t...

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Sibling love is special and sacred
Very unique as mothers make it be
Starts with birth of children to moms
And exists till the very end of life

Sibling...

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A VERY special lady...


“Hey, Mom,” I queried, “who’s the skinny lady in this picture with you and Dad, when really young, beside me in the...

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Reveren’ Carlton Whitney was the pastor of our church, and someone I looked up to as a child. 
Six foot six, with piercing eyes, a...

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The Pearl from the coal mines

The wonderful age of thirty is Sathyaprakash,
He’s a vegetable vendor with a pushcart,
At the end of the day, as the...

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I loved you the first day
I saw those big brown eyes blinking,
taking in your first moments of life.
Not a tear nor a little scream,
you seemed...

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Trenches failing, sagging and crumpling, falling
Dad jumps down in, holding a sheet of plywood
Quick lads scramble out of a filling tombhole…
Who will save Dad, now?

(fiction)

2/28/2019...

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