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Dear My King


Dear my king, my father, my dad. Why did you leave the world so suddenly?

Was I a terrible daughter? Did I force you to over-work yourself? Or was I just selfish and didn't love you enough? For the past six months I've felt nothing but guilt about how amazing of a father you were. My entire life you treated me like a princess in your big castle. You've made me the woman I am today and for that I will always be grateful. I have a burning passion for success you left me with. You had that burning passion your entire life until your very last day that made you solid. It broke me in pieces when I watched you leave this earth in my arms in the middle of our living room hallway. I thought I would never be able to put myself together correctly but I had to remember who I came from. A man who was built like a king who raised me. You mean everything to me, including my drive for sucsess. I love you forever dad, My King.

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