Shaving




Remembering You

Remembering you is something easy to do,
When I look in the mirror, I see you there too.
Smaller but still a reflection of a gentle man,
Passed on to me in genes I now understand.

The smell of you Daddy wearing Old Spice,
Fond memories because you smelled so nice.
At times seeing a shaving mug for you to shave,
A sharp one sided razor, you seemed so brave.

I can still remember your sweet crooked smile,
How you liked to play poker for a little while.
Going to work as a painter, it was your trade,
Always at home each night, I was never afraid.

When not working, dressed in a shirt of white,
Wearing tan khaki pants but they had to be light.
Never any jeans or sport shirts were you to wear,
Looking so very neat with straight combed hair.

So loving and kind to me while holding my hand,
You always seem to me to completely understand.
Talking to me and listening to my music to fit in,
Daddy I can’t tell you how much I miss your grin.

I wish there was a way to call you on the phone,
To talk with you for a little while when I feel alone.
To just once more sit on your lap and get a big hug,
Your arms wrapped tightly around me nice and snug.

Remembering throughout each day I go through,
How very much I loved and I still miss you.
On this Father’s Day Daddy this is my gift to say,
I love you very much, have a Happy Father’s Day.
Shaving
© Brenda Sparkman
June 18, 2005

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