The Sacred Book Poem by Francie Lynch

The Sacred Book



There will bepictures I want to see.
Pictures of your life-line growing,
In a background with Christmas Trees,
School days, soccer matches,
Recitals and dinner blessings,
Parties, proms and outright laughing,
When all who matter are present.
I'm not taking the picture.
I'm not in the picture.
So, Remember Me.
Don't release me.
Sit with your children's children,
Open and tell a story
About a picture in the book;
They may laugh with bewildered looks
At the old Irishman,
The Da da, Daddy, Dad, and Faja,
The one who's loved you
From conception on,
Your old man.

Tuesday, February 20, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: children,death,grandchild,grandfather,memories,photographs,picture,remembrance
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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