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John F McCullagh
Poems
Mar 2018
Last Words
Three decades since he last drew breath-
it came as something of a shock
To find a tape that he had made
Its existence long forgot.
To hear his Irish Brogue again
after a long respite.
To hear the music of his voice
It is my heart's delight.
A simple oral history
we taped in 73'
we did a sort of a "Q and A"
I think he humored me.
Some truths he told
Some truths withheld.
I know with certainty.
Not all will be revealed.
He had the courage to venture out
from the old world to the new.
I love him more than words can say,
but no more than he is due.
I discovered a lost tape of my father's voice labeled oral history
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John F McCullagh
63/M/NY
(63/M/NY)
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