But Dad...
You said you'd always be there, Dad.
But Dad where are you now.
You said you'd always care for me, Dad.
But Dad I don't see you around.
Everytime I call you, Dad.
The voicemail is what I hear.
So Dad I do not all anymore.
But that was my biggest fear.
Dad, you were supposed to reach out to me.
But I haven't seen you in years.
Dad, you won't get to see me graduate.
And I never wanted that to happen.
I have so many plans, Dad.
You won't get to see me attend college.
Everytime I see a girl with her dad
I miss you even more.
Nothing is the same Dad.
And now I am just thinking on the floor.
What about my wedding Dad
Will you even be there to see.
Dad, you will never see your grandchildren
because I am scared of what you may do.
Dad, did you want me to have fear...
have fear of the monster that is in you.
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