My Father
To my Father,
You have always been a athortarian figure
our home your kingdom
and our self- conidence your battleground
your overbering presence sufocates us...
but I am no longer afraid
your harsh words no longer affect me
as they did when I was a child
they simply boune off the armor I have built
no longer aloud to penetate my hardy exterior
even as my father
you have no true bearing on my life choices
you are simply
the man who made me who I am
today
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