Father and Son


 Posted on November 29, 2011
Father and Son
Father where have you gone?
Before you even left me,
I was mourning your Death.
Even without saying goodbye,
sadness had filled my heart.
Your absence was in the air,
talking forgiveness into my soul,
yelling in dark silence but nothing it got said.
I kept my lips seal, your kept your lips shut,
 my stubbornness won one more time.
The Darkness of the night took me for thorny roads,
the beasts in my nightmare where eating me alive.
I was running without breathing,
leaping giants stones,
falling exhausted,
feeling anxious and fearful,
not wanting to stop and lose it all.
I did not want to fill the dark hole of nothing.
I did not want to turn old hates into new ones..
and I left it to the time,….
and the time went thin…
and disappeared with your figure…
as the shadow did with the light.
All the voices yelling silence,
like daggers drilling pain into me,
very deep where nothing can cure the sore wounds.
I keep pouring salt to the opening of my heart,
trying to heal my pain,
trying to numb it,
to drown it with emptiness and oblivion,…
but did not cure, did not heal, only got worse.
Father where have you gone?
I miss your advice,
I miss your first hug.
I miss your arms holding me,
before I fall down.
I miss your angry voice telling me, NO!,
I miss your soft tender love,
kissing me before I go sleep.
My first steps were trophies to your pride,
and laughter was my price.
Father where have you gone?
We were once very close,
lovely father embracing me when I born.
When we were One,
Only the Father and Son
Forever your memory will stay imprinted in my mind,
forever my heart will ache just to think,
that the blood that running throughout my veins,
was borrowed from your heart.
Father where ever you are,
I send you my love.
God almighty shine your journey and bless your soul.
Rest in Peace Father.
In Memory of Omar Karem’s Father that departed on November 2011. RIP
He died the same day as my mother. RIP dear mother, there is always a day to remember you, but days like this double my pain.
Omar Karem Poem to his father
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