Father To Son Poems

Son, let your mouth strangle silence - 
The silence that breeds pushovers
For profitless is the burden of a caged tongue
When spikes in thy bottom doth...

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Date August  10,  2040
Damian roused Molly from her
Pleasant dream just because 
He wanted to make love. She
Drowsyly responded to his 
Belly caressing, "Yes,...

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may not be Socrates, can yet be wise,
may be not Gandhi, but you can be nice,
not like Elton, that does not make you hoarse,
any vista...

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I am lost and I really never found myself.
I was existing  in my life,
With a monster.
I was having nightmares at night and,
Having to relive...

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We Look For Holy Moments, 
And In Looking, Overlook

Moments Blessed And 
Filled With Things
From Mountains We Once Shook.

Small Events Unfolding, 
Each One Smaller, Briefer Still.

As...

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Helicopter spins
From father to son
Embrace two hearts
Spinning together twirling about
Laughter filled 
Tumbling down 
Reckless in abundant
As the candy corn overwhelms 
Sugar induce crazed 
Falling down...

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Tender and compassionate;
He holds me close to His spiritural chest;
My Father;
God
Alpha-Omega;

For the Lord is like a Father;
a Father to me;
The Lord our God is like...

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My name is Cousin Paulie,
Average bloke in an average job,
Father to a daughter who was killed by a virus,
while neutropenic from chemotherapy,
Son to an 89...

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Let the people of the world say
Some of them say there ain’t no way in…
With all the troubles and turmoil in this day
Seems like there...

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Random thought

2.pm while dining at an eatery somewhere in Port Maria, crowded eatery , 
Lot of chattering around , youngsters, families, but a conversation perked...

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The job of a father

The reason we get married is to have children
With the woman that we fell in love with
To make a life with...

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When I die, take care of your mum, don't stand by my grave to cry
I see everything, they say that I'm dead, but I don't...

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Splidgy splodgy, squishy and squashy
Time to find Dad’s old mackintoshy
Time to jump in the puddles so deep
To splishy and splashy, and cover his feet
In glorious...

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A father's love is shown no meter
fail it will not, no not a teeter 

A ray of sun the way it stands
a glass worn aged...

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Hello, dear Eldest Son,
and what are you feeling entitled to today?

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CliffNotes on Christianity.
You mean like Christianity for Dummies?

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No, no aspersions intended.
I'm wondering...
Maybe some context would...

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