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by Nick Nov 13, 2007 category : Sadness, depression / grieving, loss
I was only eight at the time So young to hear such news That mother had just died From drinking too much booze My dad was the man who Kept me together through the years The man who made me laugh so hard I would cry so many tears The man who's eyes shined bright Through even the darkest days The man who made me feel loved In so many little ways Two years on, we had moved To a little home in...well no where I went rarely went to school Just stayed at home in my "lair" It seemed that depression Had finally caught up with me I rarely left the house Just watched day-time tv My dad he would try To make go out and play No matter what he offered I would rather stay One day, like no other I was alseep in my room My duvet wrapped tight around me Morning was coming soon Suddenly I heard a crash Our cat...or maybe not? I sat ridgid in my bed Sweating...getting hot I saw my door handle turn My eyes they buldged wide When it just my dad To my relief and suprise He mouthed "stay there son" And shut the door I heard his footsteps go down the stairs And waiting for hours or more From here on now my reader My memory goes rather blank All I remember is finding my dad laying in blood on his back The killers, they got away Scot free - were never found And now I had lost my father My life was turned upside down I wished I had spent more time With both my Mum and Dad But to have them both taken from me Makes me so bloody mad They were taken from me And now I make an oath To cherish everyone and everything Mum and Dad, I will never forget you both.