Don't Blame Me, Blame My Father Poem by Tony Cemaluk
Don't Blame Me, Blame My Father
I was born in 1968
But I wedded in 1960
Don't arrest me, officer
Blame my father, he vomited me!
Mama opened the album
She saw two grooms in 1960
One, Chief Malukwuo in black suit
One, Tony still in heaven, waiting ticket!
Mere request turned custody
To meeting drama
Then I remembered the little him with me
I reclined, restored him — no meeting
And no one knows. Or will ever know.
We are one. Me and Him.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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10/30/2026 9:58:06 AM # rel_20261026T125300Z_a7741e1
Sorry. I don't understand this poem. Maybe a poet's note would have helped.