My father looks a lot older now
ever since tire took over his face.
He always had a frown upon his gaze
and a stitch between his eyebrows.
But he'd always smile at me
with a broken effort and a loving gaze.
He'd always appreciate me
and I knew that this would be the case
ever so endlessly.
I wanted to make him happy,
even if his frown turned into a rather
desperate smile.
I'd watch the clock tick
at each fraction of time
and I knew I'd be reminiscing
each gun short that lurked
its sound into my echoing aroma.
I watched my slathering black leather watch
tick my existence away as it digested each
spec of engulfed happiness
that once belonged to my father.
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Mellifluous Murmurs
Poetry❁ Freedom is allowing the crisp air to guide you through this forest we can call society. ❁