Father’s Day comes
with a sharp barb
ThAT pricks my chest
with a thorn
That turns into a wasp
Who stabs his stinger,
That burns and stings
All the way to my heart.
Where is our son
Who died too young,
Too young for me to be
A grieving father
On Father’s Day?
I sat, this morning,
Alone in the kitchen
Drinking my latte
Tears sliding, dropping,
Plopping on the counter.
Each one whispering,
“He’s dead.”
I miss our son.
Long gone,
are His hugs,
and his voice Saying,
“Happy Father’s Day, Dad”
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