Poems About: FATHERS

The destructive circumcised moon
Is wild by the woman with redden speech
That crack the under song
Nameless by the tomb where the aquatic thickness read more »

It is the Age of the Fathers...The Men do not go to War against
the Warped Aliens of Gtrukiy Planet...The Fathers know the
weakness of the Warped Aliens, and they send the Women,
suitably armed, and altered... read more »

People can never stand to admit that times have changed
And that time had come to do away with the old decrees.
'Wouldn't it mean to admit our fathers
who initiated the decrees were wrong? ' read more »

Every child has a father or even did
I call not all men, fathers
Fathers are great orchestrators of good deeds
Valiant in all things though overwhelmed by a myriad read more »

For all us innocent children, fathers were God’s
If our fathers were to fail, who is God
Without any leader there is no cult read more »

The crow flies over other stanzas- over windmills
And azaleas smelling as sweetly
As the armpits of my fathers fathers- as the fruits
Are eaten to the pits, read more »

Little boys are made of snails and puppy dog tails
But fathers are made of concern and love
Ready to give aid when the going is rough
Or be a throwing partner with a baseball and glove. read more »

I could see a unique gleam on my father’s face;
It was shining like a star, shining like hay.
But what for was he happy?
He was happy coz it was fathers’ day. read more »

From over the leagues of ice and snow, and the miles of scorching sand;
From back of the days of long ago, and the lonely sea and land— read more »

With their eyes set on the distance
our fathers read more »

OUR FATHERS

STUDENT 1
I’ve always thought read more »

Am a wanderer
Searching for my essence,
The root of my fathers are sweet, the
Fruits are bitter, read more »