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Deaths hour shrouded in a cloud
dark and weary of a mindless life lying in his bed with a memory spent, a frenzy of hopelessness; the drunken days of forty years with a faithful wife and children. I see, only the broken - hearted. A stranger that once was a dad; holding me down to love me, the timid soul so afraid of him when he staggered to my bed bending, staring down at me with a crazy look in his eyes; tears flowing down his cheek without a sound to be heard; until my mother would arrive beating him with her hand leading him down to his room. There, where I would hear her singing a lullaby to calm him; from mumbling about death and all the mistakes he made as a drunk husband and dad changing his life to apologize to me that day, who ran away years ago with my girlfriend. Now married with two children who can safely sit on his knee; listening to his funny little story! "For mice, the moon is cheese."
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