Pick up the booze,
Pour it down the sink.
Please will you just stop?
Have your one last drink.
Put up your drinking shoes,
I know your better than that.
Your drinking is tearing us apart,
Don't you know I love you, dad?
One day I hope you realize,
You meant so much to me.
I've tried so hard to help you,
but it's useless, I'll leave you be.
I love you daddy.
Can't you see?
What your drinking does to me.
Beautiful. you truely are amazing. I know a couple of my people that can relate to that.
thats terrible i know soo mnay people who do this: for example my oldest brother an he has a wonderful girlfriend an a year old daughter [my neice] an we moved cross states so jenny [his girlriend] an my neice katey have noone to be there for them cus my brother is doing drugs an popping pills its been going on before they started dating almost 3 years ago an its terrible to watch him ruin his life an theirs: Hope the best, but sometimes parents dont see their mistakes until they hit ROck BOttom
Mikayal: I hope your father soon realizes what he is missing out on by not being there to share your life. Keeping on writing and remember we here at Poemhunter are available to give you any advise we can. I was very down when I was on board the USS Lenawee during the Korean War and felt the whole world had forgotten me so I just kept on writing. Now I have a book titled 'Poems from the Heart' and you can too. Just keep on writing.Your Poem Pal Lynn B Glover
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
To give a rating on this poem I'm telling you that every moment I fully experienced a 10/10 And your fathers' not gone No, it's just time does post-pone But I guarantee, he will come again God bless Julius Luke I. Victorio