Here’s to the Dads who last the course
And never have to pass go
Or justify the afterglow
Of their achievements.
Here’s to forgetting the cream that rose to the top
And clotted,
Or forgot the meaning
Of promise keeping.
Here’s to the faithful
Who never seek praise
Or validation for doing
What for them seems usual.
Here’s to ignoring those who find it difficult to commit,
And, ironically, the opposite,
Whereby they can’t let go of what’s gone
In case it’s longed for.
Here’s to the multitude who do daily
And appear to sail through
The storm of ordinary downfalls,
When it’s all they can do to stay afloat.
Here’s to dismissing the egotistical masses
Who cast chameleon eyes
At all times in search of praise
That even bats couldn’t catch.
Here’s to the beautiful in duty
Who never ask why
But always answer when
Responsibility’s vileness rises.
And here’s to remembering the enemies
Of life,
Who never cease to amaze me
With their eagerness to please.
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