Fathers
There are those that are doting
There are those that are absent
Then there are those that are indifferent
For they don’t outright disown you
They leave it up to you to figure out your place in their lives
They don’t show any particular interest
Neither do they participate in your upkeep
They’re too cowardly to completely vanish
encouraging you to chase them instead
knowing very well their giant footsteps will not slow down for your infant ones
Consistently shaming you
Then so quick to claim you when doing so lengthens their egos
Befuddled by your gleam in spite of their indifference
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