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Today Is A Father Day
At my birthplace
Whenever I remember,
The days of my childhood
Until I was nine years old
I had a father
I didn't know the Father Day
Now I know the father day
But I don't have the father
I became a father myself
Life's journey; life struggles
I am still a father
With full of its essence
However,
When I realize the reality
I feel only the tragedy that,
Most of the world faces
The water shortage
Whereas,
My world of eyes holds
Enough water with the eyelashes
But it is worthless
My open door of the heart
waves the sound that
Today is a Father Day
I am a father, but alone
With my loneliness.
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