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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:45 pm
Sitting on his drift wood throne he ponders the world of his creation. A gentle man of fifty seven, overweight, balding. Selfless his family always first, he holds nothing back, “Only the best.” he says as he works his fingers to the bone at a job he hates.
His white shirt shows the purity of his emotions, towards his family, friends. Thinking of the good, bad, death, and life, not a moment spared for himself.
As he sits knowing nothing of the future, the turmoil of living a mortal life, He shows no emotion, he sits, Staring into the dark green Tybee waters. His future is set, on a plan with no change.
Now time has passed, the family broken, his spirit gone. Used, he feels his time wasted, not knowing when or where he will see his family again. Bit by bit he whittles away, he has everything to give only love does he need. The man called father.
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Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 9:00 pm
Wow. I really love this. Are you writing about your father or fathers in general? There is strength and melancholy in your words that makes me a little teary. I feel like we have the same dad. crying redface
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