To Visit My Father Poem by Duane L. Herrmann

To Visit My Father



I go across the prairie;
alone... to a place,
private...
not even I can enter.

I cry.

Where has my Father gone?
Why was I left alone?

Some days I can talk:
“What should I do? ”
“Where should I go? ”

Some days I feel you answer:
“You are doing fine, my son:
stay.
This soil is in your soul.”

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Duane L. Herrmann

Duane L. Herrmann

Topeka, Kansas
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