Day of the Father for Gay Boys
One adjacent to another — siblings
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One adjacent to another — siblings
Seven soothsayers
of what lies past the insights we have revealed.
One makes three, then four, then, at that point, more
until we move past simple numbers.
There is roar over the city this evening
what's more, of the million hearts we might in all likelihood won't ever see
here in the circle we sincerely commit responsibilities
we stretch the boundaries of natural adoring.
Once more, power visits,
also, the dark skies beat with light —
flows of force by some slender activity.
Children kiss their dads.
Children kiss their dads to rest
what's more, the rose-looked at kid recalls himself once more.
We are not the children they requested
with their enthusiastic dreaming.
We are not the children they expected to descend the line.
Be that as it may, we unfurl
past such kind fatherly obliviousness.
We unfurl inside the proportion within recent memory.
What's more, we bury the hatchet with the dads within us.
What's more, we bring forth a covered up, long-conveyed bliss inside.
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L.Soufiane
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