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Allen Robinson
Poems
Jan 2017
Loss of a Father
Like clinched fingernails
slowly grinding down
an old blackboard
you received my attention
The few hairs on the back
of my neck stood tall
like a soldier in formation
at a military parade
Was it simple fear or terror
that my mind perceived
upon the news of your
non expected passing
A phone call that made
its way across the country
reaching my tender ears
telling me of your demise
Gone far too soon as I
never was able to say
farewell and express my
love and gratitude
I regret you never meeting
your grandchildren and
witnessing the interaction
and knowledge imparted
Alas I take this opportunity
to say I miss you and love
you for who you were as
a father and mentor to me.
For my Father you left us in the year of our Lord 1993
Written by
Allen Robinson
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