A Poem For My Father
Long fingers push the back of my bicycle
Streamers fly in the wind
Skinny legs pedal as fast as they can
Crooked teeth expose a giant smile
Memories float to the surface in remembrance
Flat stones skip across an ocean sky
Baseballs thrown and caught in a grassy field
Small limbs undulate to dramatic music
You are my loving father
Human elevator
Over-complicated math tutor
Family genealogy instructor
And loving father
When my hands are wrinkled
And years have passed
My heart will burst in remembrance
Of twirling in white with you by my side
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