Open Poetry #30 |
Detroit for Him |
EverRuss Member
since 2003-12-31
Posts 66Indiana |
The cold pulls in my jacket Starting the truck Warming the heater, rubbing of hands Walking into the house, Grab the mug I go, Before i sneak a kiss, for my sleeping beauty Lonely dark street i pull into suburbia Watch as the head light pulls into work Squared sellling ground, others will be here soon Sun escapes the buildings, seeps into my eyes The hordes enter, no longer mindless some are Engaged in conversation we go, lear of their life To the house we deliver i take my attentive son I watch as his eyes scan and learn A love so deep its piercing pride jolts through me, My son I dont want his life mine Tho he will respect it, this i do not know I return, there he is my oldest He is a man now, in my footsteps he is Lunch draws us near, Ration our food we must Returning to the square, everyone is gone Returning home i count the bills Only for another day But I love her Everyday It cant be bills for another day Only for another day If my poems could talk they would mean more than the words |
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lovejunkie Member
since 2003-12-31
Posts 93Indiana |
Russell. The memories in this are very deep and close to your heart. I think you shared a little bit of your childhood with us here. I love it. -Steph |
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Mysteria
since 2001-03-07
Posts 18328British Columbia, Canada |
As a parent I think I have thougth some of these very thoughts, and on retrospection I think I almost drove myself crazy with worry. I loved this study of self, and family - well done. |
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Marge Tindal
since 1999-11-06
Posts 42384Florida's Foreverly Shores |
Russell~ If found this penning just wonderfully insightful~ AND ... your signature ... precious~ 'If my poems could talk they would mean more than the words' I think your poems DO TALK ! *Huglets* ~*Marge*~ ~*When the heart grieves over what it has lost, |
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