Please Stay

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Love Poem for Daddy
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I want to love you, Daddy.
I do.

Want to ask you, please stay.
Tell you, please call.
Whisper, please come.

But, I don’t know why.
I don’t know how.

I need you to teach me.
Show me. Love me.

I will follow you. I will.
But, I feel impaired.

I thought you were the problem.
Thought they were the problem.

You and Joel and Kuwani and Scott.
I thought you would damage me.
Discard me. Waste me. Hate me.

Like he does.
Like I do.

But, you wouldn’t. And won’t.
You can’t. I won’t let you.

I replace you early and often.
Before you can harm me, fail me.

I’m buried alive in new and more.
New places, possessions, more food, more men.
I eat you all, consume you all.

Escape the panic, swallow the fear.
Buy more remorse, attract more despair.

Now you are here. And I am there.
At a safe distance by design.

I feel wounded. Insecure.
Left alone. Like a child.

Hidden, and silent.
Small, but safe.

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PiscatorPiscatorabout 6 years ago

A glimpse from the edge, well done.

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