I still remember the most fragrant flower
That assaulted my senses with wonder
The song that made me cry a river
Is vividly imprinted
In my heart's deepest corner.
How can I not remember you, Father
You brought me into this world
You lives on through me
Yesterday, today
Until eternity.
I still remember the hate
I had with a former classmate
I left him on the dance floor
His anaconda embrace
Infuriated me beyond belief.
How can I not remember you, Father
You are the namesake
Of my only brother
Every time Isee myself in the mirror
I can see your lush full eyebrow
The shape of your face
And eyes like marbles
You are a part
And parcel of my personality.
I don't care who you were
All I remember is you are my father
I don't care how other people
Remember you
All I care
Is how I remember you.
I remember you
With love today
I spoke to God the other day
To bless your soul every single day
With every passing year
Memories of you linger.
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How Can I Not Remember You, Father
Rose Marie Juan Austin
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Poem topics: I love you, brother, dance, flower, god, hate, heart, mirror, people, river, rose, song, time, world, soul, embrace, eternity, single, face, corner, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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