To the one that was to late
As a child I would wait,
wait by the door hoping that you could come home,but you never did.
I could see you a couple houses away, hanging out with your friends, drinking beer and playing darts.
You never came home.
"Dad look! I got my report card." I said,but you were not there to tell me good job, you were never there in general.
After years and years of trying to get your attention I realized it would not happen.
Then the fear came, you were in the hospital, they said if you continued you would die.
I wandered what was more important, the beer? Or your children?
For some reason you chose us.
But now I am an adult.
When I need you, you were not there.
What, all of the sudden you think that you can just come back into my life?
It is to late for that, I love you, but it is to late.
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