Love and Writing is Herditary
As I look into your eyes
I see all that will be.
Things that will come
Up in an instant.
Your problems, your worries,
Your pain.
I see you write them down,
From me to you.
I love you as if the day were new,
Where West meets East and the
Sun never sets.
I see my face in yours
My eyes are your eyes
Your hair is my hair
My blood is your blood,
Even your father you favor.
I see all the things you will do,
Seeing me suffer the demise
Of preganacy, and live life
Without a college degree.
Yet I’m fine because I have
You.
I see you write and I feel
My spirit with yours.
A never ending cycle that
When you have children
My spirit will go on.
Generations of my spirit,
My life.
This is true Immortality.
So write me down on
The pages, the words of
I imprinted in paper,
And you’ll see why you write.
Because you are my child.
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