| Death of a Father Angels swarm around me announce the beauty of my word as I lay on a soft cloud as white as the snow on christmas day. It's bright but the sun is no where in sight. Yet its rays pierce through the covers of heaven and land upon my brow. An angel lays next to me rubbing my chest ever so slow as I recite her a poem; Childrem laugh as mothers cry A father has fallen His final resting plave a grave that the child and mother will never see agian. The tombstone shall fal turn to gravel As the once green grass will turn a sullenly yellow. An april day a passer by shall throw a cigarette upon the grass and fire will encase the grave The father shall lay there burning in the fires for eternity. The angel will pull me away stealing me from my mortal life her wings extended forever as she pulls me behind. She takes me all for herself. Away from all the rest as I now belong to her. She abandons me leaving me for days expecting me to have more poems when she does return. She will play with me -I am nothing more but a childish toy- but never will I say no. I am bound to her will, even when i am left alone, laying on stange clouds thinking of more poems to say. Stare at the bruning sun now so visible in this close sky. Let its rays pierce my retnas for I find no more pleasure in sight. Now with a smile i shall wait the eternity to see my angel come. |