My Pops
Today I think of my father
I'm reminded of him through such a simplistic song
Such a profound song it is, it makes me cry
Somewhere over the rainbow, Israel K sings
His sultry and phonetically clean Hawaiian voice accompanied with his ukelele
transforms this dramatized, distant song, into a captured dream
Israel sings of where my father be
Someday I wish upon the star
wake up where the clouds far behind me
where trouble melts like lemon drops
high above the chimney top that's where you will find me
I see me father calling out to me, reminding me of where he sits
calling me, telling me, he is proud of me...
To write such words fills me
causing the sorrow to flow out of me
mysteriously filling me with both sorrow and joy
How I wish I could re-spend his last days with me over and over again
But to know that he sits high above the chimney top
the place to find him and be with him
I shall strive to live for him
so I can be with him and once again see him
How I wish people could have known my father when he was physically well
What a great man of joy he is and was.
Como te amo y como te quiero
Thursday, August 04, 2005
Posted by Ramon Avendano at 2:24 PM
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3 comments:
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing your heart.
Unbelieveable Ramon. What an honor to read those beautiful words. How wonderful of you to share that with all of us...you are loved and missed here in California.
Thank you, Cheryl and Debbie.
I appreciate your comment very much.
With much love,
Ramon
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