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DADDY, 88TH.

by dadaolowoeyo

I try, really I do, Not to bring to mind, That you are no more, That I'll never see you again; Your passive instructions guide me, And the active one keep me going, Your memory continues to ginger me! All of which are clean, clear and unblemished. At times like this I take solace, In the cheer that you went away gallant, Not wishing us any bother at all, Strong, very strong, until the very end.
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dadaolowoeyo
Nigerian
Published
Feb 22, 2024
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My father left us on May 22, 2016. He never saw my children, the oldest came in December of the year.

Today, my Dad would have been 88. I miss him very much, every time.

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