In a dismal house there was a table. It was dark, wooden, and old and on that table sat a mug that had "Number 1 Dad!" written on the front.
An old man was talking happily to the mug. Though his eyes looked tired as they darted to look at the empty chairs and his voice was growing feeble.
The man sat in one of the five chairs that surrounded the old table. The other chairs were empty. They already had gathered dust.
The mug he spoke to did not contain anything to drink, but it held four daisies. All had pushed through the dirt long ago.
When the dirt in his mug began to shift the old man didn't even move the cup. It's like he didn't even notice when the fifth daisy pushed up.
In a dismal house there was a table. It was dark, wooden, and old and on that table sat a mug that had "Number 1 Dad!" written on the front.
In that mug a fifth daisy pushed up. ... What happened to that family? They pushed too many daisies up. What does that mean? I don't know! That's what Dad told me! Dad never told me that! Well that's because I'm older than you! So what! I'm not the one who lost their-- SHUT UP ...
I have an interesting idea that I will be trying with the little dialogue at the end. It may not make sense right now, but it will with more poems to come. :)