My Father.

My Father.

A Poem by Angeliki Largatzis

You stood before me,
Always a smile upon your face -
You stood tall,
My father who was loved.

You lay in your coffin,
Always a corpse to be glimpsed upon -
You don't blink,
My father who lays dead.

You promised me a day,
When you'd walk me down the aisle -
Your arm would guide me,
To meet the smiling eyes of the groom.

You loved to laugh,
Always the cheerful sound to be heard -
You stayed strong,
My father who was a hero.

You used to be there,
Always in the picture -
You loved,
My father who is no longer here.

© 2017 Angeliki Largatzis


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I feel you on this, I lost my Father also, its something I don't think we get over. Your words were lovely!

Posted 6 Years Ago



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Added on November 9, 2017
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Tags: Loss, family, love, respect, strength, cancer, father.

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Angeliki Largatzis
Angeliki Largatzis

South Africa



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I have been writing poetry on and off for a few years now, and I love writing books. To me - writing is my greatest passion and I would love to meet many people who share the same interest. more..

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