To son, from father

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To son from father

Be happy when happy

Be sad when you’re sad

Don’t smother your feelings

The emotions you have.

Smile when you want to

And remember to laugh

Bring happiness to others

Create your own path

But cry when it’s too hard

Too much to bear

Let out your thoughts

I’ll lend you an ear.

I apologise for leaving

So early in life

But I’ll always remember

That year you turned five.

I gave you a warship

Said: ‘it’s daddy’s car’

You glanced at me strangely

Then started to laugh.

A bittersweet feeling

Had filled me right up

How could I tell you

That it was my truck?

That starting next month

It was what I would drive

Into the battlefield

To fight to survive.

But before I could blink

Time had flew by

I kissed your forehead

And told you a lie.

‘See you next year son’

I remembered to smile

Your mother was crying

Knowing it was a while.

Yet on the 23rd day

A bullet pierced through my chest

You and your mother

Had flashed through my head.

I uttered your names

With my very last breath

Reliving each memory

Before I was dead.

Now I know what I’ve promised

Everything I have said

I swore to protect you

Even on my death bed.

And that’s a promise I’ll keep

I swear on my soul

Because wherever you’ll be

Is wherever I’ll go.

Did you like it? It is sad, but very meaningful!

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