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My Fathers’ Eyes

by LM Anderson, 2026

 

My Fathers’ Eyes

There’s a quiet ache that lingers near,

A space that never fades with time—

A longing…wrapped in memory,

A love that still feels so alive.

 

I miss those eyes that knew me well,

that saw my heart without a sound.

Held me steady when I fell…

and lifted me when I felt ungrounded.

 

They spoke in ways no words could touch,

A glance that said, “You’ll be okay,”

A softness, strength… steady truth

That never once could drift away.

 

Now I search for them in skies,

In golden light, in passing days—

but nothing quite replaces

The comfort of my fathers’ gaze.

 

Still somehow, deep within my soul…

I feel them there, so calm, so wise…

Watching over all I am—

I still live in my fathers’ eyes.