Life And Soul Poem by Edgar Eslit

It’s a total recall.
When you told me
that you trust me,
you got my caring answer.
In essence, I said yes
for my heart says you’re sincere.
When you broke your promise
I also forgive since you need peace.
You humbled yourself and
It’s what I appreciate.
But there you go again:
On wine, racing, and drugs.
You squander your life and soul
In exchange of your Vanity Fair.
Now I said NO!
Did I do anything wrong?
I maybe lenient in tolerating
everything that you made profane
but I can’t forgive myself
if I lost your life and soul.
“Put that gun down, son! ”
There got a stand off.
My life, my soul;
Dad saved them all.