Paterfamilias Poem by Richard Weissman

Paterfamilias

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His mirrored image careful gliding blade from foam white cheek to jawline,
As ice-blue eyes singing rang my ears,
"I'm headed for a land that's far away,
Besides the crystal fountain"
That was over forty-five years ago,
And him now gone eleven,
Though his mind receded with face half-frozen long before,
And Kurtz,
And Hollow Men,
And Ozymandias
Tattoo my mind still,
Driving pen forward in tar-horsed continuance,
And,
"I'll see you all this coming fall,
In the Big Rock Candy Mountains."

(2019)

Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: candy,memories,mountains
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kingsley Egbukole 29 October 2019

Beautifully poem. Well articulated. Please kindly check my poems HOPE and THE BEAUTY OF DEATH and leave your comments.

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