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Created on: August 16, 2008 Last Updated: September 02, 2008
Dad
Active
Loved children
Handyman star
Loved to work with electric and fix homes
Weedwacker king who enjoyed little things
Liked watching bugs
Teasing us
Helpful
Dad
Dad
Father
Patriarch
Grumpy, angry
Couldn't accept his illness - lost his joy...
Heart problems, kidneys on dyalysis
Pitied himself
Lost his will
To live
Died
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Poetry: Father
Chisels
Summer: the sizzling hiss of boiled air
like a handsaw in new-kilned pine.
The heat siphons off my pen;
my hand leaves
DAD
I think because I'm a girl,
people naturally compare me to Mom.
How they fail to see I'm identical to you;
is a mystery
Heavenly Wishes
All of my life, whether present or apart,
Father was held dear in my heart.
I think of all the things you had
With weathered hands
and nails bitten to the quick
you still manage
to button up your shirt
and lace up your shoes
with only
by Moeze Lalji
Father
You are the best
In the honesty
Of the best
You have spoken
Of life
To do the best
But never to
Push
To topple yourself
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