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Fatherless


Hatred flares in her eyes at the mention of his name, A man she utterly despises. His absence tore her inside out The hope of a father was lost without doubt How could he leave and not take her with Only taking her heart and last wish To have a father just like the others Sharing the life with mothers and fathers Behind closed doors she cries for hours Wishing her father could see her as his little beautiful flower Years go by and she forgets him completely But always remembering clearly That his last words were “See you later Jess” Leaving his little girl Fatherless.
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