Those, three little words, from, a father, to son.
Take flight, like, the birds, in, the broad, midday sun.
Sprint, like, limbs, so absurd, after, starter pistol’s gun.
Like, Achillean heels, undeterred, tragedy kills them, for fun.
Those, three little words, from, a father, to son.
Crushed, by, hooves darkly furred, the words, cower when shun.
Fade into obscurity, unheard, like, unjocular puns.
Are lost, and, never return, like, miscarried orphans, or, runts.
Those, three little words, from, a father, to son.
Become, unspoken, reserved, weighing down, like, a ton.
The weight, weighs heavy, and, hurts, the shoulders, of, spiritual ones.
Creates, heads, bent, and, curved, as horizoned eyes, look, over yon.
For, blue sky, but, grey has emerged, now, the grey skies, are fading, to none.
An echoing remainder, leaves heart-shaped,
“I love you”s, beset, in wrinkles, on a face.
And, those, three little words, are, like,
the stubborn, fatherly stone, that’s unbled.
They whisper, “There’s, no peace, future, or, solace, in, loving words, to a son, left, unsaid.”
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