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John F McCullagh
Poems
May 2017
Drinking to Remember
The bar was closed,
Midnight approached
like a scythe swept silently.
Jim placed two glasses on the bar
one for him, one for me.
Black Bush shimmered in each glass
golden in half light
I proposed a toast to Da-
thirty years gone this night.
That day We'd brought you to the church
and the graveyard just beyond.
Larger than life you always loomed
to think its been so long.
They say that when a father dies
a boy becomes a man.
If it didn't happen right away
I hope you'd understand.
I'll never hear his voice again
or share a hug and kiss.
I'm drinking to remember
It was such a night as this.
Remembering responsibly
Written by
John F McCullagh
63/M/NY
(63/M/NY)
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